Thessalonike - The Mermaid Sister of Alexander the Great
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- Опубликовано: 15 май 2024
- Thessalonike was the sister of Alexander the Great, and her myth tells how she turned into a mermaid after her brother's death. It's said that she would ask sailors if Alexander still reigned. The correct answer, "He reigns and conquers," would calm the sea; any other answer would provoke storms.
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Here in Greece the tradition dictates even the words u must respond with to the Mermaid if u want to live. "Is King Alexander still alive?" u always say "He is alive, he reigns and conquers the world".
There is also a medieval legend about Alexander telling that once he got in a 'batiscaf', a kind of subarine that is lowered down the waters, to explore the deep of the ocean.
"Alexander the Great''
''His name struck fear into hearts of men''
"Alexander the Great''
''He died of fever in Babylon''
Yeah same here, as soon as I saw Big Ol' Alex's name the song started ringing in my head😅
Well, I really don't know how Alexander the Great did it. How did he find the magic water for his sister?
each version of this myth, we have many, tells that he fought a dragon and either used his horse to pass through two rocks that slammed each other.
as for how he knew the location? wise men told him
This Mermaid girls sounds really scary
Could you make videos on the scriptures of Enoch?
Had no idea that Thessaloniki was named after this person. So apparently a mermaid legend is tied to this city.
Thanks for the video
To clarify things very well.
Ichthyocentaurs have two equine legs and one/two serpentine tail/tails, Tritons and Nereids have two serpentine tails, Sirens/Mermaids (winged), Lamias and Gorgons have one serpentine tail.
Well done to the creators for bringing this intriguing story to life!
Отличный материал. Интересная история.
From Mermaid to Medusa
Are all of those her names?
Alexander is alive. He reigns. He conquers the world. So true! Love him ❤
Is it only me or did someone else also get Cala Maria vibes from the Cuphead franchise?😅
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when are you gonna do a video on Ardia first of all witches
She became a berserk Medusa from Mermaid when told the truth!! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 funny Perseus has died Eon ago
She turned into mermaid and then gorgon
I would love to see some videos about Filipino deities(gods and goddesses).
So that's how the city of Thessaloniki is named after.
Ultimate brocon
0:00 Wow now that was great family.
0:19 She found the fountain of Youth his sister with a jar.
0:31 Did she threw herself into the water. What the she changed into a mermaid.
0:57😧 When the ship see a Mermaid when they tell her. She was angry when they said that Alexander had died. This is terrible Fury her hair tuned into snakes and she conjured up storms poor sailors to the bottom of the ocean.
😟 Wow so terrible sad story of Thessalonike The Mermaid Sister of Alexander the Great.
Hey request here can you make a video about pre colonial Philippine Gods and Goddesses especially Lakapati thanks!!!!
🎼Mi padre era un marino 🎵
Mi madre era un pez 🎵
Desde que era pequeña 🎶
Mi deseo fue 🎶
Se conocida..... En lo siete mares 🎶
Era mi sueño todo para mi 🎶
Poco a poco.... 🎵
Mi ambición 🎵
¡Crecio! 🎵
Fui ganando 🎵
Gran reputación 🎶
Toda mi vida siempre Quise ser.... 🎶
¡El MOUSTRO MAS FEROZ DEl MAR AZUL! 🎶
Se que sola Estoy 🎶
Pero yo encogi 🎵
Esta vida para mi 🎵
Soy la estrella del mar !UNA CELEBRIDAD¡ 🎶
Y todos me conocen 🎶
Soy la gran ¡BESTIA MARINA! 🎵
Yo soy la Cala Maria 🎵 🌊 🧜🏻♀ 💙 💚 🐟
🎼My father was a sailor 🎵
My mother was a fish 🎵
Since she was little 🎶
My wish was 🎶
She is known... In the seven seas 🎵
It was my dream all to myself 🎵
Little by little.... 🎵
my ambition 🎵
Grew up! 🎶
I was winning 🎶
Great reputation 🎶
All my life I always wanted to be... 🎶
THE FIERCEEST MONSTER IN THE BLUE SEA! 🎵
I know how alone I am 🎵
But I shrank 🎶
This life for me 🎶
I am the star of the sea! A CELEBRITY! 🎶
and everyone knows me 🎶
I am the great SEA BEAST! 🎵
I am Cala Maria 🎵 🌊 🧜🏻♀ 💙 💚 🐟
I wanna meet this mermaid, no matter how enraged she can be. Plus, I know how she feels about losing a loved one so we might have that in common.
Well, you could always just go sailing in the Mediterranean. Maybe you'll run into her. Just remember to tell her that Alexander still lives, reigns, and conquers
Wait, if she transforms into a Gorgon-like creature...does that mean the Gorgon sisters are TECHNICALLY mermaids?
They're sea daimones of coral reefs
Excuse me what
You're excused
Wasn't there a story that Alexander the Great claimed his real father was a dragon? Because if he did that then he had a big ego.
The legend goes that Olympias (the mother of Alexander the Great) was seen in bed with a large snake that was believed to be Zeus-Ammon (the syncretic fusion of the Greek God Zeus and the Egyptian God Ammon). Olympias raised her son to believe this was true
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Something funny?
No
🎉 Another Nephilim story.... a Marine Spirit principality 🎉
Actually, according to greek legends mermaids are half BIRD half human.🤔🤨
No, *sirens* are half bird half human. Mermaids are not sirens in Greek stories or in the Greek language. Maybe in other European languages people use ‘siren’ for mermaids, but this is not true for Greek.
Sirens are what you are thinking of. They got conflated with mermaids. The nymphs of the sea such as the Haliai and the Nereides are the Greek equivalent to mermaids and They are women that reside within the sea. I don't know if They are ever depicted with fish features but They are often in the company of sea creatures
@@russergee49 wrong! Mermaids appear in the Odissey, that tell the story of Odisseus(Ulisses), king of the island of Itaca, going back home aftet the war of Troy, where he devised the trojan horse gambit to win the war. In a part of the story Odisseus goes to an island where the sorceress Cersi lives and she advises him to make his crew put bee wax on the ears not to hear the mermaid's singing and tie him to the mast of the ship without bee wax on the ears, so he could hear their song and not throw himself from the ship. This way the mermaids would have to throw themselves on the sea and die. The creatures half fish half human in greek mythology are called tritons and are part of the court of the god/king of the seas Poseidon(Neptune)
Read the Odissey...
@@andredfreitas6909 I’ve read that part, and the word used in Greek is ‘siren’, not mermaid. Also, I don’t care if in your language they use the same word for mermaid and siren, the Odyssey is written in Greek and in Greek they are not the same thing. Also, they are never described in the Odyssey, so Homer did not write they had fish tails. We know what they look like from other Ancient Greek art, which shows them as bird ladies.
@@russergee49 they are not described but there are ancient vases from that time depicting a creature half bird half human throwing herself in the sea in front of Ulisses ship.
So this is cala maria's mother who knew
So do you use the mouth or is there any other hole?