These are Serbian myths that we still blindly believe in VIDEO
BELGRADE -- We tend to believe in many myths related to our historical figures
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The Serbian nation has a very rich history and cultural heritage, but it often happens that we believe in myths and things that have not happened.
Historian Dejan Ristic writes about the golden forks of Stefan Nemanja, the second coronation of King Stefan the Firstborn, the Anjouan origin of Queen Jelena, who was actually a Byzantine princess and many other misconceptions we believe in.
Croats fought at the battle of Kosovo and almost won the battle all by themselves.
(Janko, 13 November 2019 22:15)
No ones claiming that. Be unlike the Serbs we didnt lose and turn it into a national pasttime or pretend that by losing we somehow acutally defeated them.
(aaa, 29 November 2019 05:09)
It became a loss several months after the battle because the (Un)holy Roman Empire with the (non)Hungarian King Sigismund (the same one who let Ian Has burn at the stake and who killed the entire Bosnian nobility) cowardly attacked Serbia in the back and Queen Milica had no other choice, but ask for Ottoman help.
I guess, this was the first sign of "Teutonic" love of Serbia and it still happens.
Do I love (West) Germans!
(Ataman, 11 November 2019 21:51)
View from the UK,
It is true what you say about English myths, but no Englishman believes in them. However, in Serbia, everyone believes in the Heavenly Kingdom, where all the dead Serbian warriors went after loosing the Battle of Kosovo in 1389. Why do the Serbs go each year to a monastery to kiss the 600 year old hand, which is the only remains, of some supposed Serbian saint.
(Jimmy cracked corn, 7 November 2019 18:56)
I am glad to see someone honest enough to tell the Serbian people the truth which everyone else already knows. Furthermore, the Serb people should know that the battle of Kosovo in 1389 was lost not only by Serbs but other neighboring allies. Also, many Serbs fought on the side of the Turks/Ottomans.
(Darko D., 7 November 2019 13:48)
This is a bit of a non story. Every nation has its myths.
Here in England we have sold the story of Robin Hood, who stole from the rich to give to the poor......
ye right...!!! He was a common criminal who stole from the rich, and thats it.
We also have a highwayman (outlaw) called Dick Turpin. Myth says he rode his horse, Black Bess, from London to York in one night...... a distance well over 200 miles..!!!
There is also king Arthur and the knights of the round table. There is no proof that any of them ever existed. And of course the Loch Ness monster...LOL....
But hey, why tell it how it is/was??? Much better to stick to myths....
(View from the uk, 7 November 2019 13:20)
This is a bit of a non story. Every nation has its myths.
Here in England we have sold the story of Robin Hood, who stole from the rich to give to the poor......
ye right...!!! He was a common criminal who stole from the rich, and thats it.
We also have a highwayman (outlaw) called Dick Turpin. Myth says he rode his horse, Black Bess, from London to York in one night...... a distance well over 200 miles..!!!
There is also king Arthur and the knights of the round table. There is no proof that any of them ever existed. And of course the Loch Ness monster...LOL....
But hey, why tell it how it is/was??? Much better to stick to myths....
(View from the uk, 7 November 2019 13:20)
I am glad to see someone honest enough to tell the Serbian people the truth which everyone else already knows. Furthermore, the Serb people should know that the battle of Kosovo in 1389 was lost not only by Serbs but other neighboring allies. Also, many Serbs fought on the side of the Turks/Ottomans.
(Darko D., 7 November 2019 13:48)
It became a loss several months after the battle because the (Un)holy Roman Empire with the (non)Hungarian King Sigismund (the same one who let Ian Has burn at the stake and who killed the entire Bosnian nobility) cowardly attacked Serbia in the back and Queen Milica had no other choice, but ask for Ottoman help.
I guess, this was the first sign of "Teutonic" love of Serbia and it still happens.
Do I love (West) Germans!
(Ataman, 11 November 2019 21:51)
Croats fought at the battle of Kosovo and almost won the battle all by themselves.
(Janko, 13 November 2019 22:15)
No ones claiming that. Be unlike the Serbs we didnt lose and turn it into a national pasttime or pretend that by losing we somehow acutally defeated them.
(aaa, 29 November 2019 05:09)
View from the UK,
It is true what you say about English myths, but no Englishman believes in them. However, in Serbia, everyone believes in the Heavenly Kingdom, where all the dead Serbian warriors went after loosing the Battle of Kosovo in 1389. Why do the Serbs go each year to a monastery to kiss the 600 year old hand, which is the only remains, of some supposed Serbian saint.
(Jimmy cracked corn, 7 November 2019 18:56)
I am glad to see someone honest enough to tell the Serbian people the truth which everyone else already knows. Furthermore, the Serb people should know that the battle of Kosovo in 1389 was lost not only by Serbs but other neighboring allies. Also, many Serbs fought on the side of the Turks/Ottomans.
(Darko D., 7 November 2019 13:48)
View from the UK,
It is true what you say about English myths, but no Englishman believes in them. However, in Serbia, everyone believes in the Heavenly Kingdom, where all the dead Serbian warriors went after loosing the Battle of Kosovo in 1389. Why do the Serbs go each year to a monastery to kiss the 600 year old hand, which is the only remains, of some supposed Serbian saint.
(Jimmy cracked corn, 7 November 2019 18:56)
This is a bit of a non story. Every nation has its myths.
Here in England we have sold the story of Robin Hood, who stole from the rich to give to the poor......
ye right...!!! He was a common criminal who stole from the rich, and thats it.
We also have a highwayman (outlaw) called Dick Turpin. Myth says he rode his horse, Black Bess, from London to York in one night...... a distance well over 200 miles..!!!
There is also king Arthur and the knights of the round table. There is no proof that any of them ever existed. And of course the Loch Ness monster...LOL....
But hey, why tell it how it is/was??? Much better to stick to myths....
(View from the uk, 7 November 2019 13:20)
It became a loss several months after the battle because the (Un)holy Roman Empire with the (non)Hungarian King Sigismund (the same one who let Ian Has burn at the stake and who killed the entire Bosnian nobility) cowardly attacked Serbia in the back and Queen Milica had no other choice, but ask for Ottoman help.
I guess, this was the first sign of "Teutonic" love of Serbia and it still happens.
Do I love (West) Germans!
(Ataman, 11 November 2019 21:51)
Croats fought at the battle of Kosovo and almost won the battle all by themselves.
(Janko, 13 November 2019 22:15)
No ones claiming that. Be unlike the Serbs we didnt lose and turn it into a national pasttime or pretend that by losing we somehow acutally defeated them.
(aaa, 29 November 2019 05:09)