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Bergonian Culture

These topics deal with Pre-Columbian Bergonian culture (pre-1496).  Taken together, they delineate something of the unique character of both ancient and contemporary Bergonian civilization.  

The plagues (1550-1650) and the subsequent European colonization (including the coming of Christianity) drastically wounded this civilization, but after two centuries it rejuvenated, though radically changed, and in the last 250 years indigenous Bergonian culture has synthesized well with European culture.  This synthesis has allowed Bergonia to  enjoy the development of a uniquely socialist-syndicalist culture in the last seventy years, which is discussed elsewhere. 

One cannot fully understand contemporary Bergonia without appreciating its pre-colonial antecedents.  Of course we have to say the same thing about Mexico and Peru, and something similar about China, Japan and in varying degrees about virtually every third world country that experienced European colonization and imperialism.

 

  • Languages of Bergonia

  • Alphabets

  • The Traditional  Calendar

  • The Cult of Beauty

  • Literacy and Reverence for the Written Word

  • The Art of Autobiography

  • Clan Organization of Society

  • The Banda Warrior Class and The Book of Anger

  • Peasants and their Iregemi Lords

  • Respect for Animals  

  • Miracles in Religion & History

  • The Ancient Gods 

  • The Lacori Myth

  • The Book of Dreams

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