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Etruscans are sinisters as fuck, there is a huge rabbit hole that doesn't lead in a good place.

I wanted to make a thread about it, but I don't know if anyone is interested in touching with the tip of their fingers something we will never fully know, and that will only stress us out.

In reality I hope there is no one around that have the full picture, because it would make the past 2000 years of Jewish conspiracy (real or not) sound like a child game.

My family is from Mount Amiata, the most "sacred" mountain for the Etruscans.

They didn't live there, in the mountain, but around it, they feared the mountain, and they feared their main God, Tunia, that lived there.

I used the term sacred for a reason, these people didn't have a positive idea of religion, their after life wasn't fun a games, their Gods were rather ambiguos.

I will give you some aspects of this crap, an iceberg starting from surface to bottom

1) They ruled Rome

Somehow Rome ended up with 3 consecutive Etrurian kings: Tarquinius, Servius, Tarquinius superbus. More than a century of Etrurian kings

They shaped their customs, their religion (watered down version of the Etrurian one, in a dynamic similar to Judaism and Christianity)

After they were gone their families kept having huge influece.