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Balász Déri :
Some Fuhrmann families,of some nobility ,mainly those of relatively recent origin from the Holy Land ,
may be descended from Fu(r)man ,king of Manjuria until about 1542 according to the currently used
aera of begin in 1387 BC ,that is until 155 ,one of the ancestors of Daiching dynasty .
His father was Sibeotsi Fiyanggu ,son of Tsungshan ,son - or grandson - of Mengtemu alias
Möngke Temur,founder of Aisin Gioro or Golden Clan of Manjuria .
If the interpretation of the data is correct ,he died in 46 ,that is 1433 ,if the events of his life are in
syncron with those of Corean rulers also intrerpreted by this aera .
Anyway ,his name ,originally in the form Mangu-t-Amur ,may refer to the river Mangu ,
now called Amur ,at which his kingdom was located .
He may be indetical with Mnguni of the royal genealogies of the Zulu and Xhosa peoples ,
son of Nthu or of Nkosinkulu,who may be identical .
Nkosinkulu means in the Nguni dialect literally Big Chief ,but it may be derived from Inko-Sinkulu ,
that may be the equivalent of Inka-Sinche-Roka ,that in the Cuzco dynasty of Incas in the Holy Land
of America was often used for persons called Alexander in the antique culture .
Another variation for this name may be Bei-Sinkgur-Radoka-Sin used by Mongolians ,
and Shakya Rinchhen by those in Tibet .
Nkosinkulu may be identical with Alexander Ionathas ,prince of Iudaia in the Holy Land ,
son of Héródés.whose Byblical name must have been WHYNTN and
Nthu might have been formed from this,as Nate(n)-Ha-Wa ,on Bantu lips .
In Ayutthaya ( Iudaia ) of Thailand he might have been called U Thong and in Peru he was
registered this time not as Sinche Roca ,but as Uchuguna Ascallarundu ,which may be
another version for Ionathan Alexandru .
His father was Capac Yupangi or Khunlung Pangua in Peru and Siam respectively .
Mnguni son of Nthu thus may be identical with one of the sons of Alexander Ionathas of Iudaia -
stated to be executed ,but according to others only exiled by his ruling father - likely, of the two
known ones ,with Tigran .
Rumours said Alexander was exiled to Kypros ,which is Japan ,called Per-Gaya-Ra 's house in the
Byble ,because Gaya is Kyjov and Kypr is Kui-Per .
Tigran / Dikran ruled in Armenia at lake Urmia ,where Armani,Diger and Urmi tribes might have
emigrated from to the Amur region they still live in .
Mainly Ulcha ,but other tribes ,including some of the Nyiwkh , at Amur still call themselves Mangu-Ni ,
that is Amur people .
He might also have been called Ghewan in Armenia,as well Guan-Arame by the Guanches and Guaram
by Caucasian Ibérians ,and Gonthramn ( Guantsh-Aramen ) by Francons using the aera of beginning
in 546 BC in their historiography .
Shakya Rinchhen's son was Gong-Ma ,likely also identical with Mnguni .
Different ancestry assigned to some of these names thus must be fictive in their regard and belongs
to other epochs of history described by other aeras ,that only their nominal values have close .
According to these,Daiching dynasty of Manjuria and later off China may be descended from
Alexander Ionathan ,son of Héródés of Iudaia ,exiled to Japan .
See Dragos,Andella,Mirandela,Andagoya,Ürgenc,Ndebele,Zulu,Esmeralda,Inokay,Quito,Franco,
Tsitsishvili,Bagrationi,Gayer,Guipuzcoa,Mandzsu,Ungar,Garibaldi,Duchicela,Dutch,Dózsa,Dósa,
Gubicza,Karacsay,Gajzago,Vertan,Dajbukat,Patrubani and others !
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