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Message: <blockquote data-quote="dhewruwan" data-source="post: 13680416" data-attributes="member: 403929">when  in captivity in Babylon declined the offer of repatriation made by  Cyrus and trekked to the shores of the Caspian Sea to join their  brethren of the ten tribes, the place known to Ezra as the whereabouts  of escaped Israel from whom he requested the return of some Levites for  service in the rebuilt temple at Jerusalem (Ezra VIII 17).These  Judahites from Babylon became known as Jutes, and eventually as Jutes  they trekked across Europe under their tribal flag, the Lion Rampant. On  reaching Denmark they settled in the north of that country for some  centuries, giving their name Jutland ( Judah's Land) to it. Eventually  these people crossed to Britain and essayed to settle in Kent but were  pushed north to Scotland. In time they became the dominant people there  and their tribal flag, the Lion Rampant, became the national flag of  Scotland; their capital, now Edinburgh, was known as Judenberg ( Judah's  capital) . It  was to these people the Buddhist missionaries came in B.C. times, most  probably from the shores of the Caspian Sea, and it is most significant  that on the Newton tombstone inAberdeenshire the name Jutland appears  connecting that place with Scotland. Among the gravestones found in the Crimea, now in the museum at Leningrad there is one to "Bukki" (Buzi) "the son of Isehak the priest." "May he rest in Eden at the time of the salvation of Israel. In the year 702 of our exile." The dates on these tombstones are now doubted, they being hundreds of years apart.</blockquote>

Verification: Hata thunen beduwama keeyada? (60 bedeema thuna)

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