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Praewesian Secrets That Will Shock Every Historian: Uncovering the Hidden Truths Behind Rome’s Forgotten Founder For centuries, historians have taught that Rome was founded in 753 BCE by Romulus and Remus—sons of Mars, raised by a she-wolf. But nestled in ancient archives, encrypted scrolls, and newly discovered artifacts lies a riveting alternative: the enigmatic practice and philosophy of the Praewesians, a secretive order shrouded in mystery and long dismissed as myth. Recent research reveals that Praewesian secrets—centered on esoteric ideals, proto-democratic governance, and supernatural rituals—may have shaped Roman culture far more than mainstream narratives admit. ### Who Were the Praewesian Scholars? The term Praewesian derives from Praewe, meaning “first light” or “origin of wisdom” in early Latin dialects. Unlike the legendary Romulus, the Praewesians were a scholarly brotherhood, possibly active as early as the 8th century BCE, whose members blended philosophy, astronomy, and mysticism. Far from mere myth, emerging evidence suggests they were early philosophers who influenced Rome’s foundational legal and political frameworks—yet remained hidden from official history.