«[…] From the minutes of Session XIV of the Cispadano Congress: Reggio Emilia, 7 January 1797, ore 11. Patriotic Hall. The participants are 100, deputies of the populations of Bologna, Ferrara, Modena and Reggio Emilia. Giuseppe Compagnoni of Lugo makes a motion that the three-color Cispadana Banner or Flag be made Universal, Verde, White and Red and that these three colors are also used in the Cispadana Coccarda, which must be carried by everyone. It is decreed. […]»
(Decree of 7 January 1797 of adoption of the Italian tricolor by the Cispadane Republic).
The episode reported above is a mere ideological teaching, artificial propaganda, which harms and distorts historical truth, as the Italian flag has existed for more than 2 centuries, but rather 2 millennia!!!
Three is the number of colors that make up the Italian flag.
Number three, since the dawn of time for the Indo-European peoples it is the number on which they are based, they rest theirs, our civilization. The life of Indo-European societies, revolved around a trifunctional system. The fundamental structure of the religious and social thought of the populations that developed from the common Indo-European root (Sumerian, Indians, Persians, Greeks, romani, GERMAN, Celts) consists of the functional tripartition into Priests, Warriors and Peasants. This social division is also the mirror of divine harmony, in which the gods themselves are thus divided, classified and worshiped differently. This means that the socio-political aspect is correlated with the mythical-religious dimension and that the world of the divine becomes the archetype that gives shape to the entire human society.
Throughout the European Middle Ages, we are witnessing a clear reappearance, in the social field, of the functional tripartition: the society is divided into clerics, who pray and are the only holders of knowledge (speakers), into barons, who watch in arms for the defense and protection of the community as a whole (warriors), and in farmers (laboratories), that ensure his livelihood. This division occurs mainly between the 7th and 11th centuries, era in which the aristocracy constituted itself as a military class, in which the clerics form a real clerical caste and in which the peasant condition is standardized at the level of servitude. Starting from the 13th century, the scheme changes a little, due to urban development and the appearance of <<killjoy class of merchants, which marks the transition from a closed economy to an open economy>>. In the 14th century, in an English sermon we read. << God created clerics, the knights and the agricultural workers; but the devil created the bourgeois and the usurers>>. However, the classic triad of the Old Regime (clergy, nobility, Third Estate) will know in Europe, until the end of the 18th century, the luck that is well known. And the States General of 1789 they probably will be <<the last and most spectacular manifestation of the three-state theory>>.
Three is also the number that represents the holy trinity: Padre, Son, Holy Spirit.
There are three triadic interactions father – mother – children.
The green colors, white and red represent the Italian flag, imposed by Freemasonry following the Risorgimento, in fact it recalls a degree of the Scottish Rite! However, the three colors linked together have little sectarianism, so much so that they have archaic roots, ancient like Rome more than Rome, in fact in Rome the three colors had so much importance, to appear precisely in the context of the flags. These, of color album, roseum, blue, they were hoisted on the Capitoline Hill to convene, respectively, i election court (sacral in nature), centuries (military) and collective tumultus. The resulting functional values are very evident: sacred sovereignty (bianco), warrior scope (rosso) and fertility/production (verde) e, precisely for this reason, present throughout the Indo-European world. It won't be surprising, At that time, see how many other sister nations of Eurasia share the Tricolor of the national flag with Italy; Not only that, so, the Italian Tricolor has its roots in the origins of our civilization, of that Rome that, with Augustus, it will bring it together for the first time. Esso “constitutes the wonderful representative synthesis of unity in the diversification of [sue] social and ethnic components”. An ideal for which – as we have seen – he fought, often sacrificing themselves, the flower of our best youth. Let us not deny him or despise him, because it brings with it a message of redemption and hope that comes to us from a remote past.
Number three, since the dawn of time for the Indo-European peoples it is the number on which they are based, they rest theirs, our civilization. The life of Indo-European societies, revolved around a trifunctional system. The fundamental structure of the religious and social thought of the populations that developed from the common Indo-European root (Sumerian, Indians, Persians, Greeks, romani, GERMAN, Celts) consists of the functional tripartition into Priests, Warriors and Peasants. This social division is also the mirror of divine harmony, in which the gods themselves are thus divided, classified and worshiped differently. This means that the socio-political aspect is correlated with the mythical-religious dimension and that the world of the divine becomes the archetype that gives shape to the entire human society.
Throughout the European Middle Ages, we are witnessing a clear reappearance, in the social field, of the functional tripartition: the society is divided into clerics, who pray and are the only holders of knowledge (speakers), into barons, who watch in arms for the defense and protection of the community as a whole (warriors), and in farmers (laboratories), that ensure his livelihood. This division occurs mainly between the 7th and 11th centuries, era in which the aristocracy constituted itself as a military class, in which the clerics form a real clerical caste and in which the peasant condition is standardized at the level of servitude. Starting from the 13th century, the scheme changes a little, due to urban development and the appearance of <<killjoy class of merchants, which marks the transition from a closed economy to an open economy>>. In the 14th century, in an English sermon we read. << God created clerics, the knights and the agricultural workers; but the devil created the bourgeois and the usurers>>. However, the classic triad of the Old Regime (clergy, nobility, Third Estate) will know in Europe, until the end of the 18th century, the luck that is well known. And the States General of 1789 they probably will be <<the last and most spectacular manifestation of the three-state theory>>.
Three is also the number that represents the holy trinity: Padre, Son, Holy Spirit.
There are three triadic interactions father – mother – children.
The green colors, white and red represent the Italian flag, imposed by Freemasonry following the Risorgimento, in fact it recalls a degree of the Scottish Rite! However, the three colors linked together have little sectarianism, so much so that they have archaic roots, ancient like Rome more than Rome, in fact in Rome the three colors had so much importance, to appear precisely in the context of the flags. These, of color album, roseum, blue, they were hoisted on the Capitoline Hill to convene, respectively, i election court (sacral in nature), centuries (military) and collective tumultus. The resulting functional values are very evident: sacred sovereignty (bianco), warrior scope (rosso) and fertility/production (verde) e, precisely for this reason, present throughout the Indo-European world. It won't be surprising, At that time, see how many other sister nations of Eurasia share the Tricolor of the national flag with Italy; Not only that, so, the Italian Tricolor has its roots in the origins of our civilization, of that Rome that, with Augustus, it will bring it together for the first time. Esso “constitutes the wonderful representative synthesis of unity in the diversification of [sue] social and ethnic components”. An ideal for which – as we have seen – he fought, often sacrificing themselves, the flower of our best youth. Let us not deny him or despise him, because it brings with it a message of redemption and hope that comes to us from a remote past.
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