Talk:Jaun Zuria
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Jaun Zuria origin of the Zambrana, Haro , Mendoza, iliodio[edit]
Read my references Lords of Biscay.
Jose Luis Zambrano De Santiago (talk)
Jose Luis Zambrano De Santiago (talk) 21:51, 20 September 2012 (UTC)
Jaun Zuria history great book free ebook[edit]
Nearly ten centuries have passed since the Eskaldunac led by the exile of Erin sent a thrill of joy and triumph among the people on the fields of Padura Should you desire to visit these fields do not seek on the map for the name of Padura because they have changed this name for that of Arrigorriaga which in the rich and venerable language of the Euskaro is equivalent to reddened stones The rocks which bristle on the tops of the mountains of the ancient Padura presented for a long time the colour of the blood which the hordes of Ordoflo the Wicked poured upon them and for this reason was the ancient name of Padura altered to that of Arrigorriaga Proceed to the parochial church of the valley of Arrigorriaga and there close to the font of holy water you will see a sepulchre Ask the simple villager who it is that reposes in that sepulchre and he will tell you that there lies a prince called Ordoiio who strove to rob the Basque people of their liberties and was killed by Jaun Zuria the first Lord of Biscay After this examine the dusty archives of the temple and if you understand the changeless and eternal language of the Eskaldunac you may read in some worm eaten parchments yellowed by age that in this temple were joined together the daughter of Lekobide with the son of a king of Erin
Jose Luis Zambrano De Santiago (talk)
Jose Luis Zambrano De Santiago (talk) 23:23, 21 September 2012 (UTC)
Jose Luis Zambrano De Santiago (talk)
Jose Luis Zambrano De Santiago (talk) 23:38, 21 September 2012 (UTC)
Jaun Zuria different names and reason why?[edit]
36 Lope García de Salazar appointed First Lord of Biscay with the epithet of Jaun Zuria ie white tenor allusion to the outstanding brightness of his person but he said no qual was the proper name of Jaun Zuria Count Pedro had written one hundred be years before securing Fron Fron This name was made by some writers to Fortun españolizarlo after i went Hyrtun by general custom of sixteenth-century Spaniards who returned in numerable times the F H was then patronymic Hortiz because words are pronounced as early in the concept of proper names as last names in the family.
Jose Luis Zambrano De Santiago (talk)
Jose Luis Zambrano De Santiago (talk) 19:30, 25 September 2012 (UTC)
Lamia[edit]
From Auñamendi article on lamias:
- Por último, citaremos la leyenda de Jaun Zuria, primer Señor de Bizkaia, cuya madre es una lamia según un relato de origen medieval, uno de los pocos que encontramos en la mitología vasca con claras reminiscencias indoeuropeas.
I think I have read about that somewhere, but the Auñamendi article on Jaun Zuria does not mention lamias. What is the origin of the link between Jaun Zuria and the lamia? Error (talk) 21:03, 24 March 2023 (UTC)