Hiawatha and the Iroquois

Hiawatha and the Iroquois

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The faked early History of America and its native Americans.

The Iroquois Confederacy is to be considered a native American model
for the later USA.

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The names of North American indigenous peoples

The author has long recognized that supposedly native American names
in North America often have a Hebrew or French origin.

Hawaii and Aloha, for example, are Hebrew words:
The first name figuratively means "island of paradise."

The greeting (aloha) itself is an invocation of God.

See: Aloha and Hawaii: the origin of this welcome

The names of Native American tribes often have a Hebrew,
French, or even Latin origin.

Here are some examples:

Dakota: French d'à côté = next door

Cheyenne: French JEHAN (an old form of John)

Seneca: the "Roman" poet Seneca, who committed suicide: Latin SE NECARE = to kill oneself

Hiawatha and the Iroquois

These two names also allude to the early history of North America before the 19th century.

According to the findings of historical and chronological criticism, this history, like that of Europe, must be fabricated.

Hiawatha is a legendary Native American chief, a sachem. He managed to unite five tribes in nordeastern America.

Later, precisely in the year "1722," a sixth tribe joined in with the Tuscaroras.

Hiawatha had an equally influential and equal predecessor, whose name is not precisely established:

SKENNENHARAVI or DEGENAWIDA or DEKENAWIDA, from the Huron tribe.

He was considered a prophet of the later covenant and a peacemaker.

Analysis of the names and meanings

The Huron name originates from the Hebrew ha'ron = the cry (cf. the "Huron cry").

Hiawatha contains a Hebrew-Latin hybrid word: ha/VATEM (Latin VATES = seer).

Hiawatha and his predecessor were seers, prophets, and simultaneously great orators.

The Iroquois, French les Iroquois, on the other hand, reveal a Hebrew-Latin hybrid word:

ir = Hebrew: city + Latin QUINQUE - five.

The Iroquois represent the city, the state, the union, the covenant of the five tribes.

The sixth tribe, the Tuscarora, is said to have joined the confederacy in exactly "1722":

The Indian confederacy is clearly a Christian invention.

22 is twice the number 11, the number associated with Jesus.

TUSCARORA can be decyphered as TSC(M) > SCTM = SCTM and RRM (currently unclear).

The legend of the Iroquois Confederacy is a prefiguration of the origin of the United States of America.

Hiawatha's predecessor was a SACHEM. This word is derived from the Latin SANCTUM = holy.

SKENNENHARAVI or DEGENAWIDA or DEKENAWIDA

The first name (Skennenharavi) can be analyzed as: SCM = SANCTUM = holy + NARRARE = to tell.

The two subsequent name variants contain VATEM, vates = seer, prophet as their second component.

The first part of the word suggests the Latin DECEM = ten. - The T is probably to be read as an S.

The variants are therefore synonymous.

Hiawatha, Scennenharavi, and Decenavida are virtually indistinguishable.

Both are considered spiritual and real founders of the Iroquois Confederacy.

What about Tecumseh?

The second important Native American chief is Tecumseh. He played a major role in the war of 1812.

How can the name be interpreted?

Perhaps Tecumseh means "holy seer."

Note: TECUM in latin means "with you".

In this case, Tecumseh would mean "with you, seer".

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