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Turkish Mythology: Bürküt Ata

Bürküt Ata - The Eagle is God in Turkish, Altaic and Mongolian mythologies. Burkut (Merküt, Markut, Mörküt, Börkit, Börköt, Bürgid). The Mongols are called Bürgüd Ece or Bürged Ecege. Also known as Kartal Ata and Hotoy Ete in Sakalar.

Features

The symbol of the sun. It symbolizes rebirth, eternal life, immortality, sunrise. Recalls fire, temperature and harvest season. Kartal is called the Sun Bird in some Turkish tribes. The tribe of Mercury is derived from a black eagle and the tribe of Yurtas is derived from a white eagle. The lineage of the Hungarian kings also extends to an eagle (or nature). The mother of the first Hungarian king became pregnant by a child. The mother of the Hungarian king dreamed of a child born in a dream when she was not pregnant, then this bird flew nine times and then entered the womb. After a while, she knew she was pregnant. The birth of the child experienced extraordinary events. The mother of a Kyrgyz tribe in the dream of a child who came to the tent in the night, and this bird came into the stomach. She got pregnant afterwards. In another rumor, Kartal Ata landed on earth and joined a woman and became a child. The born child becomes the first and greatest shaman of the earth. The reason the eagle does this is to have a human being in his own language. Bürkut symbolizes immortality. It has the power of raining. Represents abundance and abundance. In the sweater flag there is an eagle carrying the sun on his back. It is told that the wife of Buryat khan was a shaman as a result of the relationship she got on a eagle. Turks such as the Eagle and Sungur, Dogan, Atmaca, Lachin like the birds in general are called Karakus. This bird species is also seen as a spirit representing the connection to the invisible world. The shamans resort to his help. Sometimes Karakuş swallows the valiant as a whole, and they find a way out of his belly again. Lovers of Anatolia, however, merely appear in the dreams of Gabriel or Mikail, who enter into a bird's disguise. The similarity of the word de Hotoy dikkate with the word) Kuday ((God) is also remarkable. Bürküt (Mercat) bird accompanies the shaman on his journey by passing by. Bürküt is actually an animal that represents all birds. In this context, all of the birds that are the subspecies of predators such as Kartal, Doğan and Atmaca are important in Turkish culture. Karcıkay / Karcıgay, Köçken / Köçögün, Köçken / Köçöenek, Kürkkenek, Kırgay / Kırguy, Laçın / Naçın, Sungur / Sonkur, Şünkar / Şumkar, Toğanak / Tuğanak, Toygun / Tuygun, Torumtay / Turumtay, Zagalma / Yagalbay.

Etymology

It derives from the root. The implicit meaning of covering is derived from the same root as the bourge words. It's an eagle. The word Büreg is dark in Mongolia and Bürkütler is often described as black. Karakuş is the most beautiful example of this. The connection to the Bur (Burh) word is also important. Bur means Good Spirit.

Link: MasivaTurk.com

Description
Turkish Mythology: Bürküt Ata

Bürküt Ata - The Eagle is God in Turkish, Altaic and Mongolian mythologies. Burkut (Merküt, Markut, Mörküt, Börkit, Börköt, Bürgid). The Mongols are called Bürgüd Ece or Bürged Ecege. Also known as Kartal Ata and Hotoy Ete in Sakalar.

Features

The symbol of the sun. It symbolizes rebirth, eternal life, immortality, sunrise. Recalls fire, temperature and harvest season. Kartal is called the Sun Bird in some Turkish tribes. The tribe of Mercury is derived from a black eagle and the tribe of Yurtas is derived from a white eagle. The lineage of the Hungarian kings also extends to an eagle (or nature). The mother of the first Hungarian king became pregnant by a child. The mother of the Hungarian king dreamed of a child born in a dream when she was not pregnant, then this bird flew nine times and then entered the womb. After a while, she knew she was pregnant. The birth of the child experienced extraordinary events. The mother of a Kyrgyz tribe in the dream of a child who came to the tent in the night, and this bird came into the stomach. She got pregnant afterwards. In another rumor, Kartal Ata landed on earth and joined a woman and became a child. The born child becomes the first and greatest shaman of the earth. The reason the eagle does this is to have a human being in his own language. Bürkut symbolizes immortality. It has the power of raining. Represents abundance and abundance. In the sweater flag there is an eagle carrying the sun on his back. It is told that the wife of Buryat khan was a shaman as a result of the relationship she got on a eagle. Turks such as the Eagle and Sungur, Dogan, Atmaca, Lachin like the birds in general are called Karakus. This bird species is also seen as a spirit representing the connection to the invisible world. The shamans resort to his help. Sometimes Karakuş swallows the valiant as a whole, and they find a way out of his belly again. Lovers of Anatolia, however, merely appear in the dreams of Gabriel or Mikail, who enter into a bird's disguise. The similarity of the word de Hotoy dikkate with the word) Kuday ((God) is also remarkable. Bürküt (Mercat) bird accompanies the shaman on his journey by passing by. Bürküt is actually an animal that represents all birds. In this context, all of the birds that are the subspecies of predators such as Kartal, Doğan and Atmaca are important in Turkish culture. Karcıkay / Karcıgay, Köçken / Köçögün, Köçken / Köçöenek, Kürkkenek, Kırgay / Kırguy, Laçın / Naçın, Sungur / Sonkur, Şünkar / Şumkar, Toğanak / Tuğanak, Toygun / Tuygun, Torumtay / Turumtay, Zagalma / Yagalbay.

Etymology

It derives from the root. The implicit meaning of covering is derived from the same root as the bourge words. It's an eagle. The word Büreg is dark in Mongolia and Bürkütler is often described as black. Karakuş is the most beautiful example of this. The connection to the Bur (Burh) word is also important. Bur means Good Spirit.

Link: MasivaTurk.com