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2008年12 月31日 (水)
2008年12 月30日 (火)
今日も忙しいちゃぽちゃん
今日は１２月３０日。今年も残すところ、あと一日となりました。ちゃぽちゃんは、今日も忙しそうです。
”わぁ～、ちゃぽ、とって～も忙しくて、今日もた～いへん！”
2008年12 月29日 (月)
今日も忙しいちゃぽちゃん
ちゃぽちゃんは、今日も年末で大忙しです。
「わぁ～、ちゃぽ、忙しくて、た～いへん！」
2008年12 月28日 (日)
年末で忙しいちゃぽちゃん
ちゃぽちゃんは、年末で忙しいようです。
”ちゃぽ、とってーも忙しいの！”
2008年12 月27日 (土)
The Role of Deities in the Japanese and Sumerian Myth
Moreover, both of Japanese and Sumerian deities were described in their myths that they played a great part to recognize or assign a person to govern a nation or city-states where human-beings were living. The Japanese deities, however, have ever been considered to guardian deities protecting the nation or regional tribes, while the Sumerian deities upon a time tried to generate a great inundation to punish corrupt human-beings as like the story of Noah’s inundation. These views are similar to the divine right of kings in the pre-modern times.
2008年12 月26日 (金)
The Analogy between the Japanese and the Sumerian Myths
Certainly, the myth of Japan has something in common with that of Sumer. For example, both of ancient Japanese and Sumerians imaged that in this world, male and female deities, each of them has inherent characters belonging to natural existence, the sun, the moon, the wind, the sea and so on, live with human-beings. Of course, this analogy seems to be common to most of views of polytheism through all ages and countries.
2008年12 月25日 (木)
ちゃぽちゃんのクリスマス
きょうは、クリスマス。サンタクロースさんは、ちゃぽちゃんにプレゼントを持ってきてくれたかしら。
「うん。ちゃぽ。ちゃぽにもプレゼントがあったよ。」
2008年12 月24日 (水)
Sumer- the First Civilized Nation
The Sumer was well known as the first civilized nation in man’s recorded history which appeared in 4000B.C.. Samuel Noah Kramer, the distinguished Sumerologist, enumerates thirty nine first things that the Sumerians discovered or came to use in their ordinary lives or for their governance, for example, the first schools, the first bicameral congress, the first law code and so on[i]
[i] Samuel Noah Kramer, History Begins at Sumer, University of Pennsylvania Press, Philadelphia, 1981.
2008年12 月23日 (火)
Sumera-mikoto
Of course, some scholars has been pointed out that there are lots of similarities between the Japanese mythology and that of the other nations, particularly Greek, whose origin has been inferred in the Mesopotamia. As for the Mesopotamia, it is interesting that Japanese has called the title of the Tennow “Sumera-mikoto” and this title occurs to us the name of the first confederation of the Mesopotamia in history. That is the Sumer.
2008年12 月22日 (月)
Where did the Yayoi people come from?
Aside from the newest theory, can we follow the tracks of the road that the Tennow family or the Yayoi people had came along. There is no room to define the original place where the Yayoi people had been inhabited. For, in Japanese official history books, they were considered as to be the people descending from the Heaven to the Earth vertically, not transferring from the West to the East horizontally.
