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Tiera
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Topic: How long have you been living at home? Posted: 08-Apr-2005 at 15:19 |
And when exactly was this?
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Posted: 08-Apr-2005 at 13:39 |
It's true
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Gazi
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Posted: 08-Apr-2005 at 13:00 |
I read somewhere that during the dark ages a few Turkic tribes had migrated into Finland but I am not sure if its true.
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Posted: 08-Apr-2005 at 06:14 |
Yeah, hard to define the birth of a "people" isn't it? Actually it is
SO hard that every attempt seems a bit artificial. Let's take Finland
for example.
Finland's earliest find which is possible to carbon date is the fishing
net of Antrea (some 9000b.c.). It is, however, impossible to say who
left it behind. This is true for ALL stone-age cultures.
Comparative linguistics suggest that Finnic separated into proto-Sami
and proto-Baltic-Finnic at the latest around 1000b.c. Since
archeological data show a continuum of finds up to this point (and
beyond), it has been suggested that a Finnic language was spoken in
modern Finland (+Fennoscandian peninsula) much earlier. The next
significant change in archeological finds going back in time is the
start of ceramics some 5000b.c. so it has been assumed that a
Finno-Ugric language has been spoken in Finland from at least those
times onward. Written Finnish, on the other hand, existis only from the
16th century onwards, standard modern Finnish only from 19th century
onwards.
Again, a comparison to speakers of a Indo-European language. I hereby
present the case of Norway. Comparative linguistics suggest that the
proto-Indo-European language existed around 7-5000b.c. A proto-germanic
language is thought to be accordingly younger (about 1000b.c.),
proto-Norse is younger still and Bokmal and Nynorsk are very recent.
The battle-axe culture (ca. 2500b.c.) has been associated with the
arrival of Indo-European speakers to the North. However, the continuity
theory applies to Indo-European speakers too.
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Posted: 30-Mar-2005 at 12:33 |
Thank you Kuu-ko, but my purpose was not to be hard on both my ancestors and myself. I only told the turth, and I cant see any negative opinions in my post, regarding to my ancestry. I didnt mean that they didnt have any alphabet or civilization, I only meant that these were changable from time to time, according to their new homes. Our ancestors used five different alphabets as we know. First, the unidentified alphabet which is defined as similar to Vikings' and norsemen's, used by Xiong Nu (Huns). Then, the Gktrk Alphabet which was also similar to that. And then, the Uighur Alphabet which was derived from Sogdian alphabet of western Turkestan. After that, Turks used a modified Arabic script until the adaption of a modified Latin alphabet by Atatrk.
So I wasnt being hard to my ancestry, but even protecting them. They knew how to adapt themselves and their culture with the newer conditions they face, and that's rule #1 of nomadic civilization.
I also read lots of articles and a couple of books about the Orhun (Gktrk) scripts, and the similarities with the Hungarian and old norse scripts. These are all very amazing, and the more amazing thing is that even they were found by covincidences in central asia. So this is a very suspicious topic that there can even be lots of more ancient scripts from Turkic people, since they are all hidden and forgot. Also, the Gktrk language is very interesting. It is such a sophisticated alphabet that it cannot be derived and firstly used by Gktrks at those times. This alphabet surely has some ancient steppe origins from unknown past...
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Posted: 29-Mar-2005 at 10:18 |
Oguzoglu, don't be too hard on your people's ancestry.
The proto-Turkic language (i.e., the language spoken by the ancestors of Turks, Turkmens, Azeris etc.) was thought to have been spoken in the Altaic plateu, near/in Mongolia, next to proto-Mongolic and proto-Tungusic, because although they are very similar in grammar, they have only had very intense trade relations.
The Gokturks were the first Turkic tribe to create a realm. They created their kingdom in 552, and were originated from the Ashina tribe which was to be native to todays Xiang Uigur. They used a script sometimes called the Orkhon runes, found in the Orkhon river valley in Mongolia. More information: http://www.omniglot.com/writing/orkhon.htm Variants of this are the "Siberian runes" and the Hungarian runes, which were used until the mid 1850's in some parts of Hungary. An exact comment from Wikipedia "Turkic people living in Central Asia developed various alphabets in early ages."
The Gokturks also had monuments, found in the Orkhon river valley. These monuments were written in the Orkhon script (the source of the knowledge regarding the script), and descibe the battles fought by the Gokturks in the mid 8th century. I'll give you a link about them: http://www.simaqianstudio.com/forum/lofiversion/index.php/t2 12.html
And on the identity. Well, if they wouldn't have had a proud and noble picture of themselves, would they have conquered the lands they live in today: http://titus.fkidg1.uni-frankfurt.de/didact/karten/turk/turk lm.htm ?Oguzoglu, you're too hard on yourself .
Thank you and goodbye.
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Posted: 26-Mar-2005 at 14:21 |
Turks dont have an exact home, our great great fathers have lived a nomadic life style for thousands of years. This also caused a lack of monuments, lack of a racial identity and a lack of an obvious alphabet, but this was their only choice to survive in the vast steppes...
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Posted: 26-Mar-2005 at 05:35 |
We Tatars have been living in Volga-Bulgaria for at least 1100 years.
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Posted: 26-Mar-2005 at 01:48 |
we chinese have lived in china forever...
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Posted: 25-Mar-2005 at 10:52 |
In fact, Turks lived in Anatolia for more times. Before the conquests of Seljuks, Some Turkic tribes, especially Oguz and Pechenek people immigrated to Anatolia, northern and western Caspian sea regions and Balkans. They became to settle about two hundred years before the war of Manzikert, 1071. They lived under Byzanthine rule. In the war of Manzikert, they were included in the Byzanthine army, and during the battle, they heard the enemies speaking in their language (Turkish), so they joined Seljuk army and fought with the Byzanthine army together.
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Posted: 25-Mar-2005 at 09:38 |
We Turks have lived in Anatolia for more than 900 years.
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Posted: 25-Mar-2005 at 05:40 |
Iranians are really old nation.Wonderful.
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Posted: 11-Feb-2005 at 01:56 |
We speak Persian in Iran for at least 4,000 years.
It is the Persian inscription of Ariaramnes (Peace of Aryans), one of ancestors of Darius the Great:
Ariyramna \ xyathiya \ vazraka \ xyathiya \ xyathiynm \ xyathiya \ Prs \ Cipai \ xyathiyahy \ pua \ Haxmaniahy \ nap \ thtiy \ Ariyramna \ xyathiya \ iyam \ dahyu \ Prs \ tya \ adam \ dray \ miy \ hya \ uvasp \ umartiy \ man \ baga \ vazraka \ Auramazd \ frbara \ vasn \ Auramazdha \ adam \ xyathiya \ iyam \ dahyu \ amiy \ thtiy \ Ariyramna \ xyathiya \ Auramazd \ man \ upastm \ baratuv
Ariaramnes, the great king, king of kings, king in Persia, son of king Teispes, grandson of Achaemenes. King Ariaramnes says: This country Persia which I hold, which is possessed of good horses, of good men, the great god Ahuramazda bestowed it upon me. By the favor of Ahuramazda, I am king in this country. King Ariaramnes says: May Ahuramazda bear me aid.
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Posted: 10-Feb-2005 at 21:25 |
Hmm, the Belgea lived on both sides of the channel, i'm not sure about
them moving anywhere. If anything, it was Germanics moving from N.
Netherlands to Southern England indeed, Old English or )Anglo-Saxon in
the historic sense, not the modern popular usage) was very similar to
old frisian apparently.
Brythonic celts did move over to Brittany round this time though.
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Posted: 10-Feb-2005 at 20:44 |
I thought in their final days they once again moved from England to here... but oh well nevermind.. as always it's just one big blur of peoples, especially in this spot, where a whole bunch rivers meet the pleasantly gulf-stream-warmed sea
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Posted: 10-Feb-2005 at 20:19 |
IIRC, Benelux and much of Germany was originaly predominatly Celtic,
and Germanics moved in and eventualy assimilated most of them. The
oldest Celtic finds of any sort are in Central Europe IIRC.
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Posted: 10-Feb-2005 at 18:25 |
A few centuries only. I live in Argentina, but my father, most of my
grand parents and all of my great grandparents are Europeans (from
Spain and Italy). Spanish started settling here in the XVI century...
and well, I am sure you know the story already.
Before they came, there were two big tribes around the province, the
Querandes in the core and most of it, Tehuelches in the south and in
the North Tobas. They were nomads, not particularly developed so it is
hard to tell for how long they had been living here, but it is said
that most likely they arrived between 12000 - 9000 BC.
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Posted: 10-Feb-2005 at 15:04 |
In Sweden the situation is complicated - but in my case some of my ancestors have lived here fr 12 000 years either case...
Among the Smi (I have partly smi origin) and many political correct anti-nationalist swedes it's a matter of course that the smi have lived in present day Sweden for 12 000 years since the end of the last ice age, and that the germanic swedes' ancestors ("the white man") arrived much, much later as invaders. As you can see - they think that the situation is just like in America where the white man invaded and subjugated the natives.
For the swedes (which I am) it's right the opposite though - the swedes arrived as a germanic speaking tribe 12 000 years ago whereas the smi are mongoloid invaders from Asia that arrived a couple of hundred years ago. This theory was predominant during the early 20th century and produced by nationalist, racist schollars
To me both this ideas are ludicrous. The first people that arrived here in Scandinavia in wawes are probably the ancestors of both swedes and smi (and norwegians, danes and finns as well) - it was first much later that they separated (as the swedish and norwegian ancestors in the south took up farming whereas the smi continued to hunt). Also the swedish ancestors adopted germanic Indoeuropean languages at some time and mixed with people from the south, whereas the smi ancestor mixed with people from the east and adopted a finno-ugrian Uralic language. Still they remained caucasians though - the smi are not mongoloid as many still believe. And the swedes and norwegians are not oppressive "white men" as some smi like to think (who are imaging themselves as "non-white" for some reason)
The first written evidence of both the swedes and the smi is Tacitus Germania from 98 AD, which speaks of the suiones and fenni (smi), both inhabiting Scandinavia. I think therefore it's totally pointless to try figure out who was here first
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Posted: 10-Feb-2005 at 14:29 |
"Are we talking about people living generally or the people speaking the current language? Because they are two different things."
I meant the true ancestors of the modern nation who have developed only in their language and the ethnicity is the same to date. Not the first people at the location.
Anyway, good replies guys.
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