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The number seven appears to be significant for these northern tribes. There are numerous depictions of seven-pointed stars. Seven tribes of the union of Slavic tribes are known, the Union of seven Slavic tribes (Greek έptά γενεάς – “Seven clans” or “Seven tribes”) is an intertribal union of Slavs in the 7th century on the Balkan Peninsula, which, along with the Bulgars and other Slavs, became the basis of the future states of the First Bulgarian Kingdom and the Bulgarian people. The seven Hungarian tribes are Nyek (Hungarian Nyék), Meguer, Kurt-guarmat, Tarjan, Eno (Yeno) – one of the seven Hungarian tribes, Ker, Kesi. It would seem that there are different tribes, Hephtalites, Hungarians, Slavs. and everywhere the sacred union of the seven tribes. By the way, there is a Septimania region in France, and there were seven kingdoms in Britain – Mercia, Northumbria, East Anglia, Essex, Sussex, Sussex, and Kent. Seven wonders of the World that Hellas spoke about,

“I have seen your walls, Babylon, on which

And chariots; I saw Zeus in Olympia,

The Miracle of the Hanging Gardens of Babylon, the Colossus of Helios

And the pyramids are the deeds of many and hard works;

I know Mavsol’s huge tomb. But only saw

I am Artemis’ palace, which lifted the roof to the clouds,

Everything else faded before him; outside Olympus

The sun sees no beauty equal to it anywhere.”

Hellenic poet, Antipater of Sidon

Seven wise men of Ancient Greece, and not all were Hellenes by nationality.

“I call seven wise men – their homeland, name, speech:

“Measure is the most important thing,” Cleobulus used to say to Linda;

In Sparta: “Know thyself,” Chilo preached;

Restraining anger was admonished by Periander, a native of Corinth;

“Lish in nothing!” – the proverb was Pittac’s Mithilen;

“Watch the end of life,” repeated Solon of Athens;

“The worst are in the majority everywhere,” said Biant Priensky;

“Do not vouch for anyone” – Thales of Miletus word.”

Unknown ancient poet

Sometimes the Scythian sage Anarhasis is added to this list.

Seven Advisors of Alexander the Great by Arrian, this list of the most important dignitaries of Macedonia included Alexander’s friends, and this work is divided into seven books, too – also in imitation of Xenophon. Seven boyars of Russian tsars, because there were seven assessors in the boyar duma, and this figure is present everywhere Seven