"Game of Thrones" in Mithraism Scale: Adaptation of the Spiritual Journey of "Bran, The Broken” With the Mithraic Septet)

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Khorashadi Ali | Khorashadi Sorour | Issue Writer Certificate

Keywords

Game of Thrones Series

Mithraic Cult

Kristevaian Intertextuality

Mithraic Septet

Abstract

Mithraic religion emerged from Iran before Zoroaster. Mithraism reached the Roman world during the last two centuries BC and was reflected in cave paintings, architecture, building decorations, and even medieval shows, which indicates the influence of Mehrdini (Kindness as Religion) culture on the West. Even the subconscious effectiveness of Mithraism and its sevenfold can be found in the themes of the world series "Game of Thrones". The similarity of the journey of the Mithraic mystic to reach the high position, with the events of the mentioned series and Bran Stark’s journey, strengthens the hypothesis of the birth of a new text from the heart of Mithraism and brings this question: by analyzing the text of the "Game of Thrones" series, what commonalities and differences can be named between the mysterious journey of "Bern Stark" and the heptagon that the Mithraic novice goes through? Can you count? By describing the narrative and "intertextuality of Julia Kristeva" in a comparative-analytical way, this research examines the conduct and exaltation of the seeker/hero of this story from "falling" in the north to "ruling" in the south, based on the stages of conversion to Mithraism-as the mother text. The output of this research, despite the differences, confirms the convergence between the stages of Mitra's behavior and the fateful journey of "Bern Stark",considers the beginning and the process of both seekers to be similar and sees the God-likeness of the position of "Father" of Mithraism as synonymous with the rulership of "Bran, The Broken".

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