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Topic: Kurds Origin Posted: 08-Apr-2009 at 01:07 |
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Posted: 07-Apr-2009 at 22:50 |
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Posted: 07-Apr-2009 at 17:12 |
Totally predictable that this would happen. Closed for good.
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Posted: 07-Apr-2009 at 17:05 |
Originally posted by Kermanji
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Kurds can't understand each other while talking.Kurds made massacre to armenian people before ww1.They are completely mixed and confused people.
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Posted: 07-Apr-2009 at 16:18 |
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Kermanji = Medean Kurd
Kur = Son Magi = Med,Magi ( Son of Medes,Magi )
Em xorten Medya û KeyKosrowin
( We are son of Medes and Cyaxares )
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Posted: 07-Apr-2009 at 14:39 |
Originally posted by Kermanji
Kurds in Turkey? |
Stop spamming - you haven't said much since you joined - I suggest you add a bit more content to your posts rather than one liners meant to incite.
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Kermanji = Medean Kurd
Kur = Son Magi = Med,Magi ( Son of Medes,Magi )
Em xorten Medya û KeyKosrowin
( We are son of Medes and Cyaxares )
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Posted: 07-Apr-2009 at 04:01 |
Kurds were old mountain dweller of Zagros which has been called Kardukhi by some historians. Some of the current Kurds have Median ancestors, but not all of them. Current Kurds are a combination of ancient Hurrian, mittani, Assyrian, Armenian, Median and other Iranic people. Some of Current Arabs in Northern Iraq and Syria were Kurd who have been Arabized after Arab conquest of the region.
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Posted: 06-Apr-2009 at 17:53 |
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Posted: 27-Mar-2009 at 20:32 |
Originally posted by MythTR
Originally posted by Kermanji
Kurds descendents of Medes. Kermanji Kurds direct descendents from Medes. Media Land Today " Kurdistan " Medes words today in Kurdish language |
Which land is it ? I can't see any map about this deamly country, maybe it can be a territory |
Is this really necessary? He obviously meant territory, since last time i checked there is no such state.
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Posted: 27-Mar-2009 at 18:29 |
Originally posted by Kermanji
Kurds descendents of Medes. Kermanji Kurds direct descendents from Medes. Media Land Today " Kurdistan " Medes words today in Kurdish language |
Which land is it ? I can't see any map about this deamly country, maybe it can be a territory
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Posted: 26-Mar-2009 at 13:07 |
Kurds descendents of Medes. Kermanji Kurds direct descendents from Medes. Media Land Today " Kurdistan " Medes words today in Kurdish language
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Posted: 22-Mar-2009 at 03:34 |
Originally posted by MarcoPolo
What about the Kurds in Pakistan? I have heard and read they where shifted/migrated there as recently as the 16th century? during the Safavid empire? Is this true? They have entire areas in Pakistan Balochistan province. Plus many Baloch tribes also show a strong affinity with the Kurds as well?(and vice versa) Is there any correlation between the two? |
Baloch, the story goes seem related to Caspian/NW Iranian groups, even if IIRC, they say they come from Syria. i could be wrong as i write from the top og my head. They came from neighbouring area to the Kurds, i dont think the language is related
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What about the Kurds in Pakistan? I have heard and read they where shifted/migrated there as recently as the 16th century? during the Safavid empire? Is this true? They have entire areas in Pakistan Balochistan province. Plus many Baloch tribes also show a strong affinity with the Kurds as well?(and vice versa) Is there any correlation between the two?
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Posted: 16-Mar-2009 at 20:57 |
Originally posted by Cyrus Shahmiri
Their ancestors were Medes! The original word was Kara-mady-siyan (people+Media+holy land -> Holy Land of Median people), in the Sassanid period it was simplified to the reduced word "Karmasin" (Qarmasin in the early Arbaic sources) but then in the Islamic period it was thought to be related to "Kerman/Kurman" and it was said that this land was named after Bahram IV, the Sassanid king who was called "Kermanshah" (King of Kerman), so the region in the western Iran, Eastern Turkey and northern Iraq was called "Kermanshah/Kurmanja". |
I heard this before but I do not know much about the Kurds other than meeting a number of Turks with Kurdish ancestry. So if this is so then they would have been there when Alexander the Great marched through that region.
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Posted: 16-Mar-2009 at 16:05 |
Thanks Al-Jassas for information. I've read that they speak kurdish language but i guess it is some type of persian or arabic languages.
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Posted: 16-Mar-2009 at 15:46 |
Hello to you all
The majority of kurds are of Persian (Median) stock. The problem is who in the current Kurdish population is actually a descendent from the old Kurds.
The Barzanis of Iraq are well known to be not of original median origin, they are either Armenians (most probably) or Assyrians. The current president of Iraq is actually of Arab origin since his tribe was kurdicised some 400 years ago. Many of Turkish Kurds are actually either Arab or Armenian as well with some even being from Turkish tribes that also became "Kurdicised".
Finally According to the Arab historians, Kurds lived in the same region they live in right now in Iraq and Iran. However their presence in South east Turkey is more recent (after the Arab conquest).
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Posted: 16-Mar-2009 at 13:28 |
Where ancient kurds were living? and what language they are speaking?
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Posted: 21-Feb-2009 at 13:36 |
Kurds have different origins if you want to go back far enough into history. To be very brief: In my area their most recent Ancestors are Sassanid Persians (who formed from ancient Persians, Parthians and Medeans), to the North it is more definitively Medes, in North Iraq it is a mix of Karduci, Mitani, Assyrian and Chaldean but mostly Medean too, In Turkey there is Hurrian heritage. All of these can be traced in the language. For example the pronunciation of words in Kurdish is very close to Sassanid Persian - where as Persian has simplified many words Kurdish retains the archaic form for many words.
As for other parts of the culture - there is commonality and in my opinion that comes from the original mountain people, the Karduci (where the name Kurd comes from). I think also that the term Kurd at some point was used to describe people who live in the mountains because in Gilan the name is used too.
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Posted: 21-Feb-2009 at 11:46 |
I heard that the origins of the Kurds have something to do with the Isuarians; a nomadic people of Asia Minor who played an important role in late Roman-Byzantine army.
No one has documented clearly what language this ancient people spoke, and where their exact habitat was.
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