History With RCS: Introduction to the Silk Road: the new Silk Road, the Old Silk Road, and the ancient Silk Road              
            You have heard of the Silk Road. You may have hear of the New Silk Road, the Old Silk Road, and the ancient Silk Road. 
They
 are all a part of the Feragama Valley, and the Feragama Valley is part 
of big doings and happenings. These doings and happenings form the 
backstory of much of what is happening and being done beyond your 
National borders.
            Find out. Listen and look for: doings and happenings, personages and news in and around the Feragama Valley.  
The
 Silk Road which has become a tourist destination is part of it. 
Beginning to learn about the Feragama Valley cultures may change your 
vision of the present and likely futures. Understanding of this valley's
 cultures can help us all to a better understanding of the happenings 
and doings of our world today. Beginning to know the history of this 
area and
it's people helps us to understand the way of things more than one may believe just now.
        In Zoroastrian literature the valley is referred to as the 
Zoroastrian
 homeland. The history of that particular homeland goes back more than 
4000 years before today and is touching us now. The cultures of people 
of the Valley goes back 10,000 years more.
        Russia took control of the Valley between 1855 and 1884.
The
 peoples of the Valley were in contact with Xi'an(China) from, at least 
1100 BC through the Dark Ages of Europe, when Ai'an of present China was
 an important cultural and political center.
        For
 one who wants a quest in history, I say take hold of a thread from an 
early culture of the Indian sub-continent. A culture, in perhaps the 
north of India, had an important connection with the Valley. That thread
 can take you places few of today have gone; to places from which many 
of today can benefit.
Thank you for the visit. Come back soon just to check things out or to make a real search of the site.
RCS
 
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