Pro-Indo-Europeanism

**Pro-Indo-Europeanism** (Indo-European: *Prosindhuwǝuroqāyónismṇ)* is a sense of personal identification with members of the Indo-European language family and with Proto-Indo-European culture and society. Pro-Indo-Europeans advocate for the formation of a liberal/social democratic "Indo-European state or federation", the formation of an organization akin to the European Union (called Indo-Europe or Indo-European Union), or the formation of a neotribal society in a given Indo-European-speaking nation composed of descendants of the Proto-Indo-Europeans, due to their perceived shared history.
Pro-Indo-Europeanism advocates for the formation of a Indo-European dictonary and the revival of the Late-Indo-European language of Academia Prisca which would ideally be the official language of a nation state or a tribal community, along with other minority languages. "Indo-Europe" would also have no state religion and freedom of religion, however Swedhuism would during the first weeks of the formation of "Indo-Europe" be given special attention, to raise awareness about it's existence. Other Pro-Indo-Europeanists also believe in making the Calendar of the Dog (Orion calendar) the official calendar of the nation/neotribal society.

Some proponents of Indo-Europe also believe in giving independence to non Indo-European people inside Indo-Europe like the Basque, Finnish, Turkic, Hungarian, Caucasian and Dravidian peoples, while others belive these should be given autonomous regions which would have their own parliments, presidents and political structure. In a neotribal society, the leader would be the chieftain and chieftainess (Wiḱpótis and Wiḱpótnī respectively). The tribal society could be connected with both agricultural or suburban/urban life through tribal identification. Pro-Indo-Europeans believe in the need for humanity and nature to be balanced akin to "Gaia philosophy", and support active research, development and use of emerging and future green technologies to help restore Earth's environment they also believe in the large scale revival of the Arts and Crafts movement in architecture and art.

Whilst believing in the unity of "Indo-European peoples", there is some disagreement between the possible location of the Indo-European capital, while some believe that the capital should be located around the Proto-Indo-European Urheimat, other believe that the capital should be in large cities such has Delhi or São Paulo, while others propose the creation of a planned capital, and some even believe that every region should have a regional capital and that "Indo Europe" shouldn't have any official capital. In a tribal community, there would be no capital at all as a tribal community would be akin to that of Native American tribes on reservations.

## Nation State

The landscape would be divided into three zones, *urban* (polyós), *coastal* (molyāyos) and *inland* (médhyagros). In an Indo-European nation state, each zone would be split into ten sections called *trittyes* (Indo-European: tritéwes) ('thirdings'), *Trittyes* were composed of one or more demes; demes were the basic unit of division in Attica. In an ideal Indo-European nation state, they would be subdivided into settlements (wíḱes) composed of several villages, and each village would be composed of several families. These settlements would be headed by a tribal chief (*wiḱpótis*) assisted by warriors (*kóryōs*) and a priestly caste (*bhléǵhmǝna*).

## Neotribal Society

A neotribal Indo-European society would be similar to the *phylai* of Archaic and Ancient Greece or in Vedic India (Indo-European: *swédhnōs*).

## Pictures

Proposed Indo-European FlagProposed Indo-European FlagProposed Indo-European FlagRepresentation of the Swéns Qéqlos, the Sun Wheel movement across the skyProposed Indo-European FlagIndo-European-speaking countries