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Even hairstyles, such a seemingly unimportant part of human culture, turned out to be very similar in the zone of distribution of the Andronov Huns’ habitat. This tribe, or parts of it, reached China and India, and in the west to Egypt and Hellas, and left their mark even in such a part of human culture as hairstyles. It is hard to imagine that this was an accident. Obviously, it was the Huns-Hans who brought these hairstyles to this region, to Northern China. The deity GUAN-GUN (or Gun-Gong), carrying, as you can see, the Hunnic horses, is depicted in this way. Gun-gun (Chinese god of water, depicted with the body of a snake, a human face and red hair on his head. In some stories he is described as a man with a snake’s tail instead of legs. Gun-gun is a destroyer god, and in many legends it is he who causes disasters Most of the legends with him end with Gong-gong being killed or sent into exile, usually after being defeated in a battle with another major deity, such as, for example, the fire god Chzhuzhun.

Bian-fa (Chinese. “Pigtails”) – the traditional male hairstyle of the Manchus and other nomadic peoples of the Great Eurasian steppe It was a pigtail of three strands, which was braided at the back of the head or crown, while the hair was shaved off the forehead and temples.

The name of the Huns-Hans forever remained in the name of the Indian Gndhara, and the Ganges River. Krishnaites are Vaishnavas, and they wear Urdhva-Pundra on the bridge of their nose, a tamga depicted on the helmets of Urartu and Rus. For men, it is advisable to cut their hair short or shave it off, leaving a bun of hair called shikha on the back of the head. Shikha – a lock of hair on the back of the head, indicating belonging to the brahminical class. According to Vedic culture, when a person undergoes the ceremony of hair cutting (miracle-karana-samskara) and Vedic initiation (upanayana), he should shave his head, leaving only a tuft of hair called sikha. One who has a sikhu can practice different types of yajna. Therefore, according to Indian tradition, all brahmanas, Vaishnavas and others wear shikhs. According to the grhya-sutras, eccentricity should take place at the end of the first year of a child’s life or before the end of the third (Manu-smrti, II.35), but later scriptures have increased this age to seven years. First, the child’s hair is moistened, then the father cuts it while reciting prayers. After a child’s hair is cut, the father often leaves a shikha (śikhā IAST) or miracle (cūḍā). Analog-hair cutting in Hellas with ephebes.

Bian-fa (Chinese. “Pigtails

Homer describes it as follows:

Thus, this hairstyle belonged to the Hans (Huns-Gants Andronovites) who brought it from Crete to India and China and Egypt, where they were called Hyksos (shepherd kings)

Saka mummy Hare

Krishna hairstyle, shikha

Severtsy-northerners, as part of the Hun tribe, retained their hairstyle, and the Cossacks, who come from the Severshchina, wore similar hairstyles – Oseledtsy and I \ ‘s forelocks.