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ITT we gigaquote with random plants and animals
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>Germans are gigas
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chud>The invading troops of Yaroslav I the Wise are said to have defeated "Chuds" in a battle in 1030 and then established the fort of "Yuryev" (in what is now Tartu, Estonia).[9]ITT we make Yaroslav I the Wise the leader of the troons
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>>18490350>east slavic analoyyyy chuds were sodomites
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>After the first encounter with the Chuds, Slavic people tended to call other Finnic-speaking peoples Chuds, and thus became a collective name for the Finno-Ugric neighbours in Russian cultural tradition. Many writers contend that the Chuds were Vepsians, Fasmer posits them in Karelia while Smirnov suggests the Setos are descendants of the Chuds.
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>>18490350start using yaroslav as a synonym for lillith
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In Russian folk legends, the Chuds were described as exalted and beautiful. One characteristic of the Chuds was 'white-eyed', which means lightly colored eyes.
Russian bylinas and bylichkas describe the disappearance of the Chud when the Slavs came to their territories. When there were very few Chud left, the last of their kind drowned themselves (or buried themselves) to avoid being captured or having contact with aliens.[citation needed]
In the chronicles which narrate about the founding of Russia, the Chuds are mentioned as one of the founder races, with the Slav and the Varyags (Varangians).[citation needed]
Folk etymology derives the word from Old East Slavic language (chuzhoi, 'foreign'; or chudnoi 'odd'; or chud 'weird'), or alternatively from chudnyi, wonderful, miraculous, excellent, attractive.
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>>18490397CHUDS ARE THE REAL ARYANS
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>>18490446That's why i eat only soy, soy has evolved through the giga effect and will make me giga
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Later, the word Chuds was more often used for more eastern Finnic peoples, Veps and Votes in particular, while some derivatives of chud like chukhna or chukhonets were applied to more western Finns and Estonians. Following the Russian conquests of Finland 1714β1809, and increasing contacts between Finns and Saint Petersburg, Finns perceived the word Chud to be disparaging and hinting at the serfdom that the Russians were believed to find fit for the Finns. However, as a disparaging word, it was rather chukhna that was applied also to Finns and Estonians as late as during the Winter War, 1939β1940, between the Soviet Union and Finland.[citation needed]
In present-day Russian vernacular, the word chukhna is often used to denote the Veps. The name Chuds (or Northern Chuds) has been used for Veps people also by some anthropologists.[citation needed]
In the mytho-poetical tradition of the Komi, the word chud can also designate Komi heroes and heathens; Old Believers; another people different from the Komi; or robbersβthe latter two are the typical legends in SΓ‘mi folklore. In fact, the legends about Chuds (ΔuΔit) cover a large area in northern Europe from Scandinavia to the Urals, bounded by Lake Ladoga in the south, the northern and eastern districts of the Vologda province, and passing by the Kirov region, further into Komi-Permyak Okrug. It has from this area spread to Trans-Ural region through mediation of migrants from European North.[citation needed]
Chud has become a swear word in the Arkhangelsk region. As late as 1920, people of that region used legends of the Chuds to scare small naughty children.[5]
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