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Izgleda da BB perpetum mobile metodologija ne radi kada je pleme Severjana u pitanju. Sudeci prema svezim nalazima ruske nauke Severjani su se doselili iz Trakije u oblast Dnjepra u 8.veku, prvobitne seoba sa Dnjepra u Trakiju nije bilo. Prilikom seobe, pleme Severjana nije zaboravilo rimsku tradiciju, vec ju je ljubomorno cuvalo i negovalo i koja je vidljiva u nazivima mesta koja je pleme osnivalo.
Rasprave se nalaze ovde, https://www.gramota.net/articles/issn_2618-9690_2020_7_03.pdf, https://cyberleninka.ru/article/n/antichnye-reministsentsii-slova-o-polku-igoreve.
Evo i kratkih sazetaka,
Sazetak 1:
The Balkan Severians and the Eastern Slavic Severian Tribes Belokhvostov Andrey Nikolaevich, PhD Kozma Minin Nizhny Novgorod State Pedagogical University (Minin University) andry1979b@mail.ru The study aims to reveal historical relation between the Balkan Severians and the Severian tribes that were settled on the left bank of the Dnepr River. Relying on an analysis of archaeological materials, written sources, an etymological analysis of the ethnonym “Severians”, the paper justifies the most substantiated hypothesis on the origin of this tribe. Scientific originality of the research lies in the fact that the author suggests a comprehensive approach to the problem, summarizes and analyses all the available information. The research findings are as follows: it is proved that in the VIII century, the Severian tribes resettled to the Russian Plain from the Balkan Peninsula, and the tribe name is derived from the name of the Roman Severian dynasty. The author considers the reasons that forced the Severians to leave their native land.
Sazetak 2:
Abstract Aim. To consider the question of settlement of the Eastern Slavs across the left-bank area of the Dnieper River based on the analysis of “The Tale of Igor’s Campaign”. Methodology. A comparison of the toponymic information from “The Tale of Igor's Campaign” (Slovo o Polku Iegorevy) with that from various antique sources was conducted. Results. The analyzed historical records demonstrate a close correlation between Western European and Eastern-Slavic historical development in the Middle Ages. A suggestion is made that the Severy (the name of the Eastern Slavic peoples, literally ‘people from the North’), who had settled the vast lands to the East of the Dnieper, were keen to keep the reminiscences of their past. Thus, they would name their settlements using conspicuous and sacred names containing the root ‘Rome’ (Rim, in Russian). Research implications: The article generalizes the available data from ancient and Russian medieval sources about settlement of the Eastern Slavs.
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