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Giardini Naxos (Sicilian: Giaddini; English translation: Naxos Gardens) is a comune in the Metropolitan City of Messina on the island of Sicily in southern Italy. Founded by Thucles the Chalcidian in 734 BC in Magna Graecia, Naxos was never a powerful city, but its temple of Apollo Archegetes, protecting deity of all the Greek colonies, gave it prominence in religious affairs. Leontini and Catania were both colonized from here. Hippocrates, tyrant of Gela, captured it in 494 BC. Its opposition to Syracuse ultimately led to its capture and destruction in 403 BC at the hands of Dionysius the tyrant, after it had supported Athens during that city's disastrous Sicilian Expedition. Though the site continued to be inhabited, most activity shifted to neighbouring Tauromenium. Yes, the Indians also held the Adriatic, and they clashed with the Illyrian tribes. There is also the town of Daorson, off all roads, which is a reliable sign that it is at least 2500 years old. The walls are megalithic, without mortar binding, with perfect edges. It still stands today, outside of all roads, and legend says that it was built by giants. This is Herzegovina, where giants live to this day, in the nearby river leanders, they found huge boats buried in the mud at a depth of about 10 meters. in Herzegovina there are about 65 thousand Stećaks, stone monuments, which originate from that time. (wikipedia says that they are only a few hundred years old, but that is not true. Skeletons of giants were found under some of them, and genetic analysis determined that they belong to the local population. So, the Balkan nations, Serbs, Montenegrins, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia ,Slovenia, they have always been there..Albanians are constantly trying to get into that picture. But, people are becoming more aware. There is a project on the genetics of haplogroups (12 of them, related to Europe). it's called EUPEDIA, and if you type, you can compare the haplogroups of Georgia and neighboring countries and peoples, such as Armenia, Azerbaijan, Dagestan, Avars (people), Ossetia, Abkhazia... I have examined it in detail. I believe that the least mixed with other peoples are the Ingushes, with 88% of the J2 haplogroup, (typical of the Caucasus), the highest % in the world. CAUCASIAN REGION Region/Haplogroup I R1a R1b G J2 J1 E T L Q N Others Sample size Abkhazians 3 10 3.5 47.5 26.5 2.5 0.5 0.5 5 0.5 0 0 Adygei 2.5 10.5 2.5 53.5 14.5 7.5 1 1.5 2.5 1.5 1.5 0 Armenians 4.5 5 30 11.5 22 10.5 6 4 3 1 0.5 2 Avars 0 2.5 2.5 0 4.5 66.5 7 4.5 9 0 0 2.5 Azeri 3 7 11 18 30.5 11 5.5 4 7 0 0 3 Chechens 0.5 4 2 5.5 56.5 21 0 0 7 0 0 3 Dargins 0.5 8.5 2 1.5 1.5 84 0 0 0 0 0 2 Georgians 2 9 10 30 27 16 2 1.5 1.5 1 0 0 Ingush 1 3.5 0 2 88 2.5 0 0 3 0 0 0 Kabardino-Balkarians 3.5 21 8.5 38 15.5 5 0.5 0.5 0.5 2 0.5 2 Karachay-Cherkessians 4 19.5 4.5 40.5 18.5 5.5 0.5 1 0 0.5 1.5 2 Kumyks 0 13 20 12 25 21 2.5 1.5 0 0 0 5 Lezgins 2 2.5 21.5 17.5 1.5 43.5 3.5 6 1 0 1 0 Nogays 6 14.5 18 8 13.5 13 0 0.5 0 0.5 9 16.5 Ossetians 6.5 2 10 56 15 2 3.5 2 0.5 1.5 0 1

I caught about 750 jellyfish then, and one stung me on the shoulder. All in all I did well. I remembered that vacation for the jellyfish (it was almost impossible to swim), and for the Sicilians, who in 90% of cases tried to rob us. Sicilians have the least native blood.They have the blood of Greeks, Arabs, Caucasian Albanians (Arab Emirate 836-1043 AD). Their mentality is completely different from Italians, for example in Rome. Romans are very kind and benevolent. Slavica and I agree that, of course, after Boka Kotorska (Montenegro), we would prefer to live in Rome.

One of Slavica and my favorite dog breeds.

Krcko Oraščić or Shchelkunchik (Russian: Шелку́нчик, French: Casse-Noisette, English: The Nutcracker) is a ballet-fairy tale (French: Ballet-féerie) in two acts by the composer Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky (his opus 71). Scene from the premiere of the ballet Krcko Orašić (1892) The basis of the libretto is the work of Alexander Dimas father, "The Story of Krcko the Nutcracker" (fr. Histoire d'un casse-noisette) from 1845, which is a French adaptation of the short story "Krcko the Nutcracker and the Mouse King" (German: Nussknacker und Mausekönig) by Ernest Hoffman from 1816 The first choreographer of this ballet was Marius Petipa in collaboration with Lev Ivanov. The ballet premiered on December 19, 1892 in St. Petersburg. Krcko Orašić is one of the most popular ballets today. It is regularly performed in numerous theaters and opera houses, mostly during the Christmas holidays. Eight musical numbers from this ballet are known as part of the musical "Krcko Oraščić suite", opus 71a, which lasts about 20 minutes. It premiered nine months before the ballet and was initially more successful than he. I could hardly last until the end, even though she was extraordinary, with beautiful costumes, because we were in the first row of the box on the balcony. Due to the small space and the chair that was too close to the balcony fence, I sat on the side, which was frustrating.

Yes, nature is wonderful. It is the port in Skiathos.

Yes, about 20 cm thick wood with metal layers. "Kapija", GATE is closed 🔒,in medieval times, during night... Now is always wide open...I think 🤔,I made some videos, where I put my mobile phone (Camera) near the gates to see how thick are these GATES.

I think ,there is like today ,like this Enter space inside of the Zindan Towers. Walls are 2 meters thick. This is uper level for Turkish soldiers, and down level (with the armor of King Dušan the Mighty, for people of my height or slightly higher, I estimate for a person at least 2 meters tall. Dušan himself was 214 cm tall, and he had a bodyguard of 100 of the tallest soldiers in the world, originally from Europe. They were all at least 2 meters tall, and there was only a taller BARJAKTAR, a soldier who carried a flag, and who was from Scandinavia or Germany.

Yes, Belgrade is on Roman Archeological remains of Singidunum

No...Despot (from Greek δεσπότης [despótēs] - "master") was an older Byzantine court title that was awarded to the sons or sons-in-law of the reigning emperor, and originally denoted the heir to the throne. Stefan Lazarevic (Kruševac, 1377 - Kragujevac, July 19, 1427), also known as Stevan " The Tall", was the son of Prince Lazar who ruled Serbia as an Ottoman vassal with the title of Prince (1389/1393-1402), and then as a dual Hungarian and Ottoman vassal with the title of despot (1402-1427). He was the son of Prince Lazar. In his time, he was considered one of the best knights and military leaders, and his literary works make him one of the greatest Serbian writers in the Middle Ages. Despot Stefan was an excellent diplomat of his time and understood the geopolitical situation at the time. He always tried to see with which side it is best to have cooperation and vassal relations, all for the sake of the welfare of his people. He was a vassal, a good and close collaborator with the Ottomans, Byzantines and Ugars, which shows his political dexterity, which, along with superior military abilities and legislative power, ranks him among the best Serbian medieval rulers, according to many even the best and most capable. After his father's death in the Battle of Kosovo in 1389, he came to power as a minor and with the help of his mother, Milica Hrebeljanović, ruled until he came of age in 1393. As an Ottoman vassal, the young Stefan led the Serbian auxiliary detachments in the battles of Rovinj, near Nikopol and Angora. After the Battle of Angora, he received the title of despot from the Byzantines in Constantinople (1402), and at the end of 1403 or the beginning of 1404, he entered into vassal relations with the Hungarian king Sigismund, from whom he received Mačva, Belgrade (in which he placed his the capital), Golubac and other possessions, and later (1411) also Srebrenica. Stefan Lazarevic in September 1405[2] married Jelena, daughter of Francesco II Gatilusius (1384-1404), Genoese lord of Lesbos and sister of Irina (Eugenia) Palaiologus, wife of John VII (ruler 1376-1379, emperor 1390, regent 1399-1403). This marriage was contracted during his stay in Constantinople in 1402, at the time when the city and Byzantium were governed by John VII, on behalf of his uncle Manoilo II (ruler 1373-1391, emperor 1391-1425). Jelena and Stefan had no children, and she is not mentioned in the sources after the marriage, nor is she shown in the founding compositions of Stefan's endowments, where he is always painted alone.

....+ The remains of the castle of the despot Stefan in the northwestern part of the Upper Town in the Belgrade Fortress. The castle was completely destroyed during the Great Turkish War of 1688-1690. During archeological research, the round pillars on which the drawbridge rested were discovered.

She was born 30 days ago. He eats 300 grams of meat a day. It is the largest owl in the world. It lives in Asia and Europe. In Serbia it is called SOVA UŠARA or BULJINA, in Cyrillic СОВА УШАРА or БУЉИНА. The barn owl (lat. Bubo bubo) is the largest nocturnal species of the owl family. The barn owl is the largest owl in Europe and the Western Palearctic. Only one species of owl is larger than it (lat. Bubo blakistoni) and only one species of owl is heavier than it (Lappish owl). The length of the body varies from 59 to 73 cm, with spread wings it is 160 to 190 cm long, and it weighs 2-4 kg. It is slightly smaller than the bald eagle, but larger than the snowy owl. He has large feathery "ears" on top of his head, which have nothing to do with real ears. As prey, it hunts various animals such as: rats, mice, rabbits. It also eats carrion of these species, as well as young and adult foxes, mink, insects and even fish. He especially likes to eat hedgehogs and snakes and is not afraid of vipers. Habitat It lives in large expanses of Europe and Asia, but not in the north, where there are extreme colds. It likes old deciduous and coniferous forests, steppes, semi-deserts, wet and dry plains, and rocky outcrops.

Yes, Male is smaller than female. It is normal for birds and fish.

...+ By the way ,I still never receive notifications from your channel "Bella", but through "Beyond Fur" I always receive. I don't understand why?

Video from 2012, when there were unprecedented snows in Belgrade,in my street. It was still falling, there was at least 70-80 cm of snow. I joked and talked about how my car was, so that everything could be seen nicely. That it was my Toyota Carina II, the best mid-class car in Europe, as voted by the eminent Auto magazine from Germany. I drove it for 32 years, without repairs, except for 2 x replacement of the exhaust pipe. Otherwise, it was 1600 cm3, petrol, fuel consumption in the city was 8-9 liters, and outdoors 6-7 liters, MAX speed 186 km/h, 92 HP. I sold it 2 years ago to a Toyota lover (who drives a specially arranged Toyota Land Cruiser) as a rarity for 450 Euros, he washed it and put it forever in a special hangar as an OLDTIMER. I covered only 65 thousand kilometers, and it was planned to cover more than 500 thousand - 700 thousand km, before the overhaul. However, my WHITE HORSE lived to a good end and a well-deserved retirement. He served me loyally until the end.

It is a replica of the armor of our greatest and highest emperor Dušan the Strong (1312 - 1355). He was 214 cm tall. He had 100 guards, minimum height of 2 meters, gathered from all over Europe, most of whom were Germans and Scandinavians. All of them were significantly shorter than him, except for the flag bearer from Scandinavia, who was taller than him. The armor was paid 4,000 euros (since more armor was ordered, the price was significantly lower), and otherwise the individual price of the armor is 6-9,000 euros. The weight of the armor is 35-40 kg. I stood next to the armor. That armor is for a person at least 2 meters tall, and maybe even taller. Next to the armor is a coronation sword from a painting by Paja Jovanović in the National Museum of Serbia. Over the armor is a canvas with the coat of arms of Medieval Serbia (on a burgundy background are 2 WHITE EAGLES). Those White Eagles are an endemic species, which is almost exterminated and is found in only one place in Serbia, in the canyon of the Uvac river. I saw live a stuffed White Eagle, that is. White-headed Vulture. it is at least 110 cm tall when standing on its feet, and its wingspan is 280 cm, weight up to 11 kg. For comparison with the Golden Eagle, which is 2 times lighter and smaller.

...+ On his head is a crown.

Yes,but the largest in Europe in terms of space is the Belgrade Fortress, 2018 years old, (it was located on a hill above the 2 big rivers Danube and Sava, where they meet) it started as a Roman castrum, 6 AD, and was further extended in the 18th century. The Avars, Huns, Bulgarians (they called it Belgrad, "White Town", the Slavic name) adhered to the Roman Empire (then it was called Singidunum), which we Serbs slightly changed to BELGRADE. ("White Town") because of the white walls, which could be seen from many kilometers away. 2) The Smederevo Fortress is a fortress in Smederevo that was built by Serbian despot Đurađ Branković (1427-1456) at the confluence of the Jezava River and the Danube in the second quarter of the 15th century (since 1428), named Smederevac after her. According to its type, the fortress is a classic water (it is surrounded by the Danube and Jezava rivers, and from the south by an artificial moat connecting the two rivers) lowland fortification, which makes it unique in Serbian medieval architecture, and Constantinople and its ramparts were taken as a model during its construction. According to its area of ​​10ha 41a 14m² (11.3272ha according to measurements from 1975)[4] without the outer rampart and towers, i.e. 14.5ha[3] with them, it is one of the largest fortresses in Europe[4] and the largest of its type[ source requested]. It has the base of an isosceles triangle (550m x 502m x 400m)[3] in the northern vertex of which is located a smaller isosceles triangle (75m x ?m x ?m) that forms the Little City, while the rest of the fortifications make up the Great City. The strength of the Smederevo ramparts was demonstrated during the Ottoman sieges. 3) The fortress of Niš is a city fortification in the center of Niš on the right bank of the Nišava, which has a continuity of about two millennia of constant existence, as evidenced by numerous archaeological findings...etc....

Yes, you are right, "Zindan" means "Prison" in Turkish.

Yes, you can walk around the fair, since there are between 7-9, and maybe more lines of ramparts, and everything is FREE. Only recently they opened some more passages, which were closed for centuries, you can see it in my videos about Kalemegdan. I walked around Kalemegdan 45 years ago, and only recently I discovered some newly opened passages. Until then, the gates were locked. In addition, all tourists naturally go from the MAIN PROMENADE STREET, Knez Mihilove towards Kalemegdan (a huge park with Upper and Lower Park with a fortress in 9 levels of ramparts.

The Roman castrum, where I pointed with my finger,under the medieval corner tower of the Upper Town (today's Despot's Tower), there used to be a corner tower of the Roman castrum. This square-based tower, with a side about 9 m long, has only been partially explored. On its northern side, under the foundations of the medieval northwestern rampart, an older Roman rampart with a length of about 110 m was discovered, which can still be seen today at a height of one to two rows of stones. On the other side of the tower, under the escarpment and garden of the medieval rampart, was the route of the north-eastern rampart of the castrum....

Age 12 months, height 82 cm, weight 75 kg.

...+ fed with natural food, meat, bones, animals cows, chickens, fed and stayed on pastures (organic food, rich in vitamin K2D3 (vit K + Vit D), +Ca from bones. Artificial food (granules) causes cancer in dogs and cats. All commercial brands of granulated food are harmful.

I think the father is the "white bear"

That video was on the HB KENNEL channel, but unfortunately it is no longer there. There, a Volkodav threw him to the ground with a wrestling and Judo grip and started shaking him by the throat.

Unfortunately, that original video no longer exists. Ali is an outstanding example that shows why the VOLKODAV is the best WRESTLER and JUDO master of all dog breeds.

The main street, which is a promenade, leads to Kalemegdan, 850 meters long. All these recent videos with Slavica, folklore, street musicians, it's all there. We live 9 minutes' walk from Knez Mihailova Street, Dorćol.

I didn't know they could be eaten with hazelnut cream. It reminds me of French cuisine, if I'm not mistaken. Do you eat PANCAKES (but not the American ones, which are garbage, as after all and mostly everything related not only to the kitchen), some make home-made thin pancakes (salty or sweet), and some thicker PREVRATE (made by my grandmother in the countryside) which are eaten with cheese ...? This Eggplant was baked in the oven (it's a video from yesterday), and today "Hitler" ordered me to take Gouda cheese, instead of Extra Virgin Olive Oil....That means covered with oil, garlic (cut into slices), fennel Basil, walleye, pounded hot pepper (Sudžuk) from Macedonia, black pepper, / NO SALT... in the oven at 180 degrees Celsius for 25 minutes ... leave it to pick up the heat... and YUM, YUM... . CONCLUSION: I always come up with recipes myself, and as time goes by, I become more and more skilled at it... (Hitler is always satisfied, and if Hitler is satisfied, then there is peace in the world).

@@drazantodoric6040 wallnuts are georgian dishes :) eggplant with wallnuts is so delicious i can send u a recipe

@@Bella-ti2ej Send, thank you in my name and in the name of my wonderful fairy wife.

....+Green Zucchini is this. dark purple color is dark purple color .I love both of them, but Blue eggplant is bitter, so it has to be spread with salt to bring out the bitterness. In the summer I often prepare blue eggplant, zucchini (which has a green skin), red peppers, red pepper (the ROGA type, which is long and less meaty), + spices (chives, myrrh, basil), I sprinkle with EXTRA VIRGIN OLIVE OIL,...+ young potatoes or fried potatoes = 10

@@drazantodoric6040 nice, but im more a predator hahaha love meat and veggies as dressing

Yes, it's like this for two months, since it's the traditional "Family Days" festival. (the same is true for the New Year. That's why from Europe, before the New Year, they travel to Belgrade, which is the NUMBER ONE CAPITAL OF PARTY TIME IN EUROPE.). It's these videos that made me BORING YOU ABOUT, linking MY VIDEO + SELECTED MUSIC = You Tube video. I tried again a while ago. I didn't make it. Too bad. I suggest (I don't want to impose on you, but I'm especially proud of this REELS STORY. Look at it, there's STICKING WONDERFUL MUSIC "Rhapsody to Belgrade - singer Boba Stefanović". NOTE: I looked by accident and saw that you left a comment. That's why I only answered you today.

@@drazantodoric6040 and is that music free?

@@Bella-ti2ej With us, everything is free, even in the last 2 months (due to organizational problems, there was free transportation in public city transport). Why do you think some Georgian women cross over, make a catastrophic mistake, and come back married, with a bunch of adorable children, and a big ALFA husband. FUN IS FREE. YOU ONLY LIVE ONCE.

Yes, it was built in the 1750-1760 period. NOTE: 1740 (Second Genocide of the Ottoman Empire against the Serbs). The majority (11 gates out of 13 gates) were built either in 1690 (the First Genocide, then the conquest of Belgrade) or in 1740 and a little later (the Second Genocide, then the reconquest of Belgrade). Thus, as I present the facts to you, the result is that you will know history better than the HUGE MAJORITY OF SERBIANS.

I really don't know. But, if you ever come to Belgrade, we will show you two HUGE STEĆAK that are located in front of the ETHNOLOGICAL MUSEUM in Belgrade. By the way, the story is about stećci, and there are most of them in Bosnia and Herzegovina, about 65 thousand, Montenegro, Serbia, Croatia, another 5 thousand, there were once at least 100 thousand of them, and almost all of them are in remote natural areas, without any roads ( 10, 20 and more km NOTHING), which indicates that they originate most likely from the Illyrian era, when there were no roads. Wikipedia says otherwise, but that is not true. It is a similar story with the Illyrian city of HERSON. which they say was an Illyrian city. Same story, nowhere near the roads. The TALLEST PEOPLE IN THE WORLD still live in that area today (with an average height of 185 cm, taller than the officially first people in the world, the Dutch. They correspond to the description of the Romans that the Illyrians are "huge, dusty, wild people, who are almost impossible to overcome and subjugate". I roughly originally from those regions, from the Historical "Stara Hercegovačka Piva", they moved from Montenegro to Serbia in 1738 (then there was a great war between the Ottoman Empire - the Habsburg Monarchy (Austria-Hungary) + Serbs (rebels) = catastrophic defeat of the Serbs, The Austro-Hungarians left Belgrade, the Turks came again...etc...They built new gates on Kalemegdan...

" Grad" is eng. "Town", "TOP" is eng"Canon". So, direct translation of title is " Sahat kula, Kalemegdan, gornji grad" english " Clock tower, Kalemegdan, upper town ".

...You are looking in Long 20 cm Canon from Turkish Ottoman Period, which aimed straight at the Sava River, where the Austro-Hungarian ships with the army came from. From the river to the place where there were cannons like the one you are looking at, Austougar soldiers had to pass 7-9 or even more ramparts, that is, defense walls with soldiers, which was almost impossible. And 13 gates with towers. If ever When you come to Belgrade, contact us and we will take you on a tour of the Belgrade Fortress, the largest and most beautiful in Europe, which is a real masterpiece of the Military Defense of the city.

Medieval

@@user-tn3no2ze3f i see thank you

"Despotova kula, Kalemegdan ", english "Despot's Tower, Kalemegdan". EXPLANATION : Despot is title ,like Duke (Lord), It is First Tower .The Despot's Tower or Dizdar's Tower is a building in Belgrade, Serbia, built around 1405, shortly after the city became the capital of the Serbian Despotism under the despot Stefan Lazarević. Today, the tower houses the headquarters of the Ruđer Bošković Astronomical Society and its National Observatory. 100 meters from my street, where I live, there is a wonderful statue of a 4-meter-tall knight, named after him, Stefan Lazarević. You have a video, I sent it (I think?)

Duomo, Milan Kathedral, enter space

Yes, I talked to the "knight" about Richard the Lionheart, in the movie an arrow hit him in the eye, so he soon died, and the knight and I remembered that it is a historical fact that Philip of Macedon was the father of Alexander the Great, i.e. the Macedonian , was shot in the right eye, so an arrow was removed from his eye during a live operation. Knight told me that he watched a video where they reconstructed "the removal of an arrow from the eye of Philip of Macedon".

@@drazantodoric6040 wow alexander the great is my fav historical figure, my sister painted him so beautifully, i love chvalry period eichard was a good man but hehad no time for ibterior affairs always fighting, i liked the venue really

30-40 kg weight of medieval armor

@@drazantodoric6040 i read a lot chivalry period n disadvantage was also hygiene in such armor, but it kept them alive n protected, always reminds me of servantes charactets

@@Bella-ti2ej It was good that they could "smell" the opponent a few hundred meters before, ha, ha... (bad joke attempt)

@@drazantodoric6040 yes but funny

My wife Slavica talked to Ognjen (a man with a huge beard) and another shorter man (who is his associate). They talked about the fact that Slavica and I mentioned Patriarch Pavle (she organized an art exhibition in the Patriarch's residence in 2001), as well as that she organized exhibitions with Patriarch Irinej, 2 times, and with the last Patriarch Porfirije, St. Sava Temple in November 2023). Explanation: Slavica made a mistake, mentioning Patriarch Irinej (and the correct word was Patriarch Porfirije), and I joked, I said that we are older people, so we easily make slips, i.e. speech errors.

...+I almost forgot, I quite accidentally noticed that I had a comment on the video, this long video (14 minutes), and at first I thought it was someone who accidentally saw my video (since I didn't get a notification that I was somewhere got a comment on my video. I don't know what the reason is, it happened to me before, on my channel, and on other channels belonging to other owners, I get notifications. ). Thank you for telling me that you are "BELLA = BEYOND FUR". Origin of name Bella with help of google search : Bella is a feminine name of Latin, Spanish, and Italian origin. Translating to “beautiful,” this name is a wonderful way to celebrate baby's adorable charm.Famous old Italian partigane song "BELLA CIAO"...etc... If I sometimes don't reply to your comment on my channel, it's because I didn't receive a notification.

@@drazantodoric6040 i see thank you i had a friebd at kibdergarten calked slavika :)

@@Bella-ti2ej Female name, "SLAVICA", the meaning of the word "GLORY" is Glory Day. It is family glory, which belongs to the Serbs, as the only nation in the world. Most often they celebrate Saint George, Saint Nicholas...etc... My name is DRAŽAN. Practically, no one in the former Yugoslavia is called that. A common name among Serbs is DRAŽA, among Croats DRAŽEN, but my name is often the subject of disagreements. They regularly issue me the wrong documents, so I have to go back to get new documents issued again. My name, "DRAŽAN" means "DRAG", and in English meaning"DEAR"

@@drazantodoric6040 i see very good to know it, by the way we celebrated family gliry yesterday, we have family glory day too, slavica glory like slava

It's a Gray Falcon, not a Hawk. Next to her (she is female)are 2 Hawks( Harris type), the larger one(female) and the smaller (male). Gray Falcon is the fastest bird in the world, 384 km/h !

...+ Serbian word for Hawk is "JASTREB", for Eagle is "ORAO".

@@drazantodoric6040 wow orao is similar to a georgian word irao, which means roaming person a bird or an animal, just rip in Russian, then Soko will be sokol :)

@@drazantodoric6040 yes yes falcon not hawk lool, yes, and in asian those birds are adored and used for hunting

@@beyondfur The Falcon, the Eagle, the Hawk were domesticated birds of prey, which were also used in Medieval Serbia, at the court of the Serbian kings. Even "white eagles" are a symbol on the flag of our kings from the past (the White-Headed Vulture is a type of Eagle). It was a manifestation organized by the "Knights of the White Eagles", who have a red flag and red shirts with 2 white eagles facing each other. I have just uploaded 2 new videos, a SHORT VIDEO, where you can see 2 organizers (one of them has a long red beard, red shirt) and my wife is talking to them about the organization of the future exhibition in their building, which consists of 2 towers, , named "ZINDAN towers and gates" below that is a long tunnel covered with earth, with an inner wall 2.5 meters thick, stone on the outside, and medieval brick on the inside. ZINDAN Gate consists of 2 GATES. It was built in 1740 as a defense of the Turks against the Austro-Hungarian attack. It was built after the great genocide against the Serbs, the lost Austro-Hungarian war + rebelling Serbs against the Ottoman Turks. The Belgrade Fortress has 10 or 13 gates, except for the oldest 2 built around 1405, all the others were built in 1690 and 1740, (First and Second Genocide, "The First and Second Great Migration of the Serbs") after the reconquest of Belgrade and the FORTRESS by the Ottoman Turks. THE SECOND VIDEO IS LONG: 14 minutes, and there you can see the whole event, ARMOR,SHIELDS, MEDIEVAL WEAPONS, HORSES, BIRDS OF HUNTING, SWORDS, BOW AND ARROWS (I am talking to the medieval knight about bows and arrows)...etc...