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Topic: Turks = Mongoloid mix DNA shows Posted: 14-Jun-2015 at 15:16 |
Originally posted by Aeoli
kuzzar
Sorry, but I don't see a light inside you to make a rational conversation.
You are still continue with a sarcastic teenage language.
Be mature and get over something.
Then we can discuss the issue again. |
You are pathetic, are you afraid to give a reaction to my arguments and questions? I answered your questions. Obviously, you know how the discussion is going to end, then why even bother to participate to my request? I just want to see a reaction to my first statement, then based on that i will proof that Turks are 100% the same as the present and ancient Turks in Central Asia. Why are you so sensible to what i write? Did you read the contents of the links i provided, obviously not. You are the one that is a teenager, you are changing the subject to off topic meaningless directions. If you are not a teenager, and are a grown up man, then answer my questions, else dont bother to do anything...
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Posted: 14-Jun-2015 at 12:04 |
kuzzar
Sorry, but I don't see a light inside you to make a rational conversation.
You are still continue with a sarcastic teenage language.
Be mature and get over something.
Then we can discuss the issue again.
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Posted: 14-Jun-2015 at 07:35 |
Originally posted by J.A.W.
& isn't the renowned Kemal Ataturk, shown in colour portraits as
having blue eyes..
So that even the "Father of the Turks" surely cannot be of 100% Central Asian origin, genetically.. |
You have a low IQ. I will share pictures of Uyghur Turks with coloured eyes. You will change your thinking mechanism when you look at these photos, and see that you were wrong. East Turkistan: East Turkistan East Turkistan East Turkistan East Turkistan Doğu Türkistan
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Posted: 14-Jun-2015 at 07:10 |
Originally posted by Aeoli
All my arguments are at the links i provided. It is obvious what i mean with my statement "THE TURKS OF TÜRKİYE ARE OF 100% CENTRAL ASIAN TURK ORIGIN": Turks are direct descendants of ancient Central Asian Turks, Huns and Sakha's/Scythians.
This is a figure from your source
What I see with my blind eyes, is below
In Saka period, people who lived in Kazakhstan, were not 100% same with people in ProtoTurks period In Hun period, people who lived in Kazakhstan, were not 100% same with people in Saka period In Gokturk period, people who lived in Kazakhstan, were not 100% same with people in Hun period In Mongol period, people who lived in Kazakhstan, were not 100% same with people in Gokturk period |
No,
you did not understand the meaning of the figure. First of all, it is
about the anthropological types found in the region of Kazakhstan. The
ancestors of present day Türkiye Turks are the Huns, Sakha and Gök Türk.
Proto Turks consisted of people with both West Eurasian and East
Eurasian skull types, but the core of the Proto Turks had a West
Eurasian origin. This core is able to be explained with an example of
the tribe system of the Huns. The Oghurs, Acatziri, Kutrigur, etc. were
the core/root of the Huns. Agathyrsi was for example also a core tribe
of the Sakha's. These tribes were all of West Eurasian origin. You
can see that the Proto Turks in Kazakhstan were 100% of West Eurasian
origin. But not to forget the fact that these Proto Turks were the same
people with the Sumerians and the Neolithic and Bronze Age cultures of
Europe. For example among the ancient samples of the same
Linearbandkeramik culture is found the Y-DNA haplogroups C1(East
Eurasian) and G2a(West Eurasian) together, they are both of the same
nation and culture. -Looking at the Sakha's in Kazakhstan, 85% of them belong to the West Eurasian craniometrical type. -The Huns in Kazakhstan, belong 75% to the West Eurasian craniometrical type. -The Turks in Kazakhstan, belong 50% to the West Eurasian craniometrical type. If
you had knowledge of the migrations the Huns conducted during the
periods of Rua and Attila rule, you would have known the fact that the
majority of the core of the Huns migrated to the Caucasian(around the
Khazar/Caspian Sea and around the Black See) and Carpath Basin/Balkan
regions. Do you know were the centre of the Proto Bulgarians, Uz,
Pecheneg, Kimak, Khazars, On-Ogurs was located before and after the
migrations that were conducted during the periods of Rua and Attila?
First enlighten yourself with these data. Also, do you know to which
locations the majority of the core of the Mongol and Turkmen tribes
between the 11th and 14th centuries made migrations? Enlighten yourself
with the history of the Ilkhanid Khanate between Türkiye and Iran, the
Golden Horde Khanate around the borders of the Black Sea region. The
reason for the dropping of the West Eurasian frequency in the from 100%
to 30% is because of the major migrations the Sakha, Hun and Turk
tribes made to most West Eurasian regions. And the Proto Turks were
obviously one Turk nation with people of both West and East Eurasian
origin, but the core was of West Eurasian origin. This structure is 100%
the same as the structure in the Turks of Türkiye and the Turks of
Central Asia, Caucasia, Carpath Basin, Russian regions, Iran,
Azerbaijan, etcetera. Also, Central Asia is not restricted to only
Kazakhstan.
Originally posted by Aeoli
If you want to talk about Y-DNA,
just check wiki to see how different Turks in Anatolia from Central
Asian Brothers Kazaks (66,7% haplogroup C), Kırghız (63,5% R1a)
http://tr.wikipedia.org/wiki/T%C3%BCrklerin_genetik_tarihi (Turkish source, but you will just check the table)
An advise, do an autosomal dna test and learn who much Central Asian you are? Mine is 6% |
First
of all, i want to ask friendly a simple question, which Y-DNA
haplogroups found among the Turks in Türkiye, do you think are not of
Turk and Central Asian origin? Do you know that among the Argyn
tribe of the Kazakhs, haplogroup G1 was found with 87%? Did you know
that there was found R1b among the Kyrgyz with a frequency of higher
than 50%? Seriously tell me, which haplogroups found among the
restricted studies about the Turks of Türkiye are not of ancient Turk
origin and are not found among the Central Asian and other region Turks?
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Posted: 14-Jun-2015 at 03:52 |
& isn't the renowned Kemal Ataturk, shown in colour portraits as
having blue eyes..
So that even the "Father of the Turks" surely cannot be of 100% Central Asian origin, genetically..
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Be Modest In Thyself..
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Posted: 14-Jun-2015 at 01:31 |
Originally posted by kuzzar
All my arguments are at the links i provided. It is obvious what i mean with my statement "THE TURKS OF TÜRKİYE ARE OF 100% CENTRAL ASIAN TURK ORIGIN": Turks are direct descendants of ancient Central Asian Turks, Huns and Sakha's/Scythians.
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This is a figure from your source What I see with my blind eyes, is below
In Saka period, people who lived in Kazakhstan, were not 100% same with people in ProtoTurks period In Hun period, people who lived in Kazakhstan, were not 100% same with people in Saka period In Gokturk period, people who lived in Kazakhstan, were not 100% same with people in Hun period In Mongol period, people who lived in Kazakhstan, were not 100% same with people in Gokturk period
Originally posted by kuzzar
And i am asking you, based on which Y-DNA haplogroups, do you think that the modern Turks of Türkiye, are not of Central Asian Turk origin?
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If you want to talk about Y-DNA, just check wiki to see how different Turks in Anatolia from Central Asian Brothers Kazaks (66,7% haplogroup C), Kırghız (63,5% R1a)
(Turkish source, but you will just check the table)
An advise, do an autosomal dna test and learn who much Central Asian you are? Mine is 6%
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J.A.W.
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Posted: 13-Jun-2015 at 22:28 |
So then, what about those Ottoman Sultans who were descended
on their mother's side from European Christian slaves?
If such breeding was fit for the Sultan, why not for any of his subjects?
& the presence in the modern Turkish population of light-coloured eyes, blue, grey & green - clearly originates with genes from Northern Europe, not Asia..
Only those rare empires which were institutionally restricted to ethnic or 'racial' castes - were not melting-pots.. & Islam AFAIK, forbade such distinctions..
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Be Modest In Thyself..
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Posted: 13-Jun-2015 at 20:11 |
Originally posted by J.A.W.
Seems extremely unlikely - given the extent & longevity of the Ottoman empire..
With Constantinople being the ancient capital/hub of Eastern European/Western Asian civilisation, & for so long a melting-pot
of the ethnicities, a situation carried on by the Ottomans..
The over-riding Islamic dogma subsumed ethnic distinctions like-wise..
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At the Ottoman Archives, a complete database with the ethnic origin of all families(Turk or not Turk, Muslim or not Muslim) who were living in the region of present day Türkiye is available. Every Turk in Türkiye can trace his family line with these archive documents. The same methods counts for other country archives. We must realize that if we dont value historical documents, it means we are not seeking for the truth, and it also means that there is no such thing as history at all. There is no such thing as a melting-pot, everyone knows their roots, and the Selcukids and Ottomans did not even assimilate one population, in stead an important part of the Turks have been assimilated. All of this could easily be seen from historical documents. And please stop with the obvious tactic of calling Türkiye a meltingpot. Why do people like yourself not even mention the fact that many present day Jews are of Turk origin, descended from the Khazars? Who are the most ancient people of Anatolia and Mezopotamia? What was the origin of the language the Sumerians did talk? Why never question these fundamental points? You people always have the same strategy, same keywords, i personally find this very pathetic. Why, is Türkiye a meltingpot? What are historical or genetic arguments for this?
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Posted: 13-Jun-2015 at 19:56 |
Seems extremely unlikely - given the extent & longevity of the Ottoman empire..
With Constantinople being the ancient capital/hub of Eastern European/Western Asian civilisation, & for so long a melting-pot
of the ethnicities, a situation carried on by the Ottomans..
The over-riding Islamic dogma subsumed ethnic distinctions like-wise..
& do not forget the progress of Tamerlane & his minions through Asia minor, spreading their Mongoloid DNA through raping Turkic women..
Edited by J.A.W. - 13-Jun-2015 at 20:01
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Posted: 13-Jun-2015 at 17:56 |
Originally posted by Aeoli
You also need it too, I am waiting your sources |
Forgive me for asking, are you blind? Turk Nation: Anthropology-Archaeology-Genetic-Haplogroups http://www.turktoresi.com/viewtopic.php?f=229&t=12267Antik DNAhttp://www.turktoresi.com/viewforum.php?f=229Tarihi Mezarlarda Bulunan Haplogrupların Ülkeler Listesihttp://www.turktoresi.com/viewtopic.php?f=229&t=12209Tarihi Mezarlarda Bulunan Y-DNA'lerin, MT-DNA Kombinasyonuhttp://www.turktoresi.com/viewtopic.php?f=229&t=12210
Originally posted by Aeoli
You can get nothing with this language. Avoid personal attacks, focus on arguments, theories, sources |
All arguments are at those links. My statement is clear: "TURKS FROM TÜRKİYE ARE 100% OF TURK ETHNIC ORIGIN!". I just want to see a counter reaction to my statement, in which he/she(or someone else) explains why they think Turks of Türkiye are not of Turk origin. Then i will provide all my arguments one by one, show you how wrong you are. Look at the messages of "ButlerKing", at the following link: http://www.forumbiodiversity.com/showthread.php/37808-Crimean-Tatars-are-not-Turkic-but-an-mixture-of-many-settlement-from-Europe-to-Asia?s=a77c43faad64182258c73b2f7e7705ff. Look how irrational and non logical his statements are. It is obvious he is a troll.
Originally posted by Aeoli
Sorry but I am using
my logic, investigate the scientific sources, create my own database
and still I can't see your point. Maybe you should explain "THE TURKS OF TÜRKİYE ARE OF 100% CENTRAL ASIAN TURK ORIGIN" before start to proof it.
Who are the Turks of Turkey?
all 75 million or 55-60 million(-kurds from all population )???
What do you mean by 100% Central Asian Turk Origin?
Autosomal DNA, YDNA or Mt-DNA??? |
All my arguments are at the links i provided. It is obvious what i mean with my statement "THE TURKS OF TÜRKİYE ARE OF 100% CENTRAL ASIAN TURK ORIGIN": Turks are direct descendants of ancient Central Asian Turks, Huns and Sakha's/Scythians. And i am asking you, based on which Y-DNA haplogroups, do you think that the modern Turks of Türkiye, are not of Central Asian Turk origin?
Edited by kuzzar - 13-Jun-2015 at 19:59
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Posted: 13-Jun-2015 at 10:10 |
Originally posted by kuzzar
If someone does not agree, come with your counter arguments using historical, archaeological, anthropological and genetic sources.
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You also need it too, I am waiting your sources
Originally posted by kuzzar
If i see no reply, it means that the creators of this kind of topics are obviously trolls. |
You can get nothing with this language.
Originally posted by kuzzar
If you search "MrButlerKing" on google you will see the history of messages related to this troll on several forums, you will see what kind of bad intended non scientific approach he has. I am warning everyone reading the messages of these kind of trolls:
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Avoid personal attacks, focus on arguments, theories, sources
Originally posted by kuzzar
"USE YOUR LOGICS, INVESTIGATE THE SCIENTIFIC SOURCES, CREATE YOUR OWN DATABASE, AND YOU WILL SEE THAT THE TURKS OF TÜRKİYE ARE OF 100% CENTRAL ASIAN TURK ORIGIN".
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Sorry but I am using my logic, investigate the scientific sources, create my own database and still I can't see your point. Maybe you should explain "THE TURKS OF TÜRKİYE ARE OF 100% CENTRAL ASIAN TURK ORIGIN" before start to proof it.
Who are the Turks of Turkey?
all 75 million or 55-60 million(-kurds from all population )???
What do you mean by 100% Central Asian Turk Origin?
Autosomal DNA, YDNA or Mt-DNA???
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Posted: 13-Jun-2015 at 08:35 |
LOOK AT THE PORTRAITS PAINTED BY ANCIENT ARTISTS, OF OUR ANCESTOR ATTILA. IT IS OBVIOUSLY OF WEST EURASIAN TURK ORIGIN.
Edited by kuzzar - 13-Jun-2015 at 08:47
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Posted: 13-Jun-2015 at 08:12 |
I want to rephrase my request. I am ready to proof the fact that Turks from Türkiye are 100% of CENTRAL ASIAN TURK ORIGIN.
If the obvious trolls like MrButlerKing has nothing to say, it means that they are wrong, the thesis that i am defending is the fact: "Turks from Türkiye are 100% of CENTRAL ASIAN TURK ORIGIN". If someone does not agree, come with your counter arguments using historical, archaeological, anthropological and genetic sources.
If i see no reply, it means that the creators of this kind of topics are obviously trolls. If you search "MrButlerKing" on google you will see the history of messages related to this troll on several forums, you will see what kind of bad intended non scientific approach he has. I am warning everyone reading the messages of these kind of trolls: "USE YOUR LOGICS, INVESTIGATE THE SCIENTIFIC SOURCES, CREATE YOUR OWN DATABASE, AND YOU WILL SEE THAT THE TURKS OF TÜRKİYE ARE OF 100% CENTRAL ASIAN TURK ORIGIN".
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Posted: 09-Jun-2015 at 10:46 |
Mertegin, go easy my friend.
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"Arguing with someone who hates you or your ideas, is like playing chess with a pigeon. No matter what move you make, your opponent will walk all over the board and scramble the pieces".
Unknown.
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Posted: 09-Jun-2015 at 09:26 |
Originally posted by MrButlerKing
Both Turkmen and Turkish are not majority Turkic, they mixed with the original people who turks conquered. Turkmen are the result of these Iranic and half mongoloid turks who conquered them. Turkish are results of these Half mongoloid seljuk turks and Anatolians. The original people in Turkmenistan spoke Iranic languages like Tajiks long before they spoke Turkic.
Turkmen genetics
Genetic studies on mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) restriction polymorphism confirmed that Turkmen were characterized by the presence of local Iranian mtDNA lineages, similar to the Eastern Iranian populations, but high male Mongoloid genetic component observed in Turkmens and Eastern Iranian populations with the frequencies of about 20% There are 3 types of Turkmens today
The ones in Afghan, Pakistan who look predominately mongoloid The ones in Iraq who looks like Arabs caucasoid The ones in Turkmenistan are like 16-18% mongoloid on average but 1/3 of them are also 26 - 33% Mongoloid.
Turkmen in Afghanistan
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If you think that these children look like Arabs you must be blind when you look at any Arabs
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Posted: 09-Jun-2015 at 09:22 |
A heap of bullshits.. First of all everyone has to know there is no such a thing "Pureblood" for any nation/race since all the people in the world are not horses or dogs . Afterall The Turks have Turk(Turkic) genes for sure. Maybe some have less some have more.. moreover as the science world says , geography affects the type.. Although The khagans had no Mongoloid eyes... Here is Yabgu(general-brother of Bilge Khagan)Kultegin
Edited by Mertegin - 09-Jun-2015 at 10:13
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Posted: 24-May-2015 at 02:50 |
What % Neanderthal genome presents in Turk/Turkic analysis?
Isn't a significant % of central Asian male line DNA traceable to the mighty Khan, Ghengis?
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Posted: 21-May-2015 at 12:28 |
TURKS FROM TÜRKİYE ARE 100% OF TURK ETHNIC ORIGIN! I AM READY FOR A INTENSIVE DISCUSSION BASED ON SCIENTIFIC FACTS.Turk Nation: Anthropology-Archaeology-Genetic-Haplogroups http://www.turktoresi.com/viewtopic.php?f=229&t=12267Antik DNAhttp://www.turktoresi.com/viewforum.php?f=229Tarihi Mezarlarda Bulunan Haplogrupların Ülkeler Listesihttp://www.turktoresi.com/viewtopic.php?f=229&t=12209Tarihi Mezarlarda Bulunan Y-DNA'lerin, MT-DNA Kombinasyonuhttp://www.turktoresi.com/viewtopic.php?f=229&t=12210
Edited by kuzzar - 13-Jun-2015 at 19:56
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The Turks are a great people, with more in common with Iranian and Mediterranean people than the Altaic people. They have a Turkish language and some Turkish lore, but nothing more. They cannot deny the Iranian and European influence.
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Originally posted by Ollios
Originally posted by Attis of Anatolia
who are we? islamized Anatolians i believe :D | and Who is Anatolian? Even Phyrgians or Hittites were foreign |
And what exactly "foreign" means? If you go enough far back in time, we all came from Africa, so we are all foreign. We have to set time parameters and agree on how back in time we are willing to go for the needs of this thread.
However, with Turkish DNA being like
"... E1b1b1 = 10.7% (common in the Mediterranean region)
G = 10.9% (common in the Caucasus, also found in the Middle East)
I = 5.3% (common in Central Europe, the Western Caucasus, and the Balkans)
J1 = 9% (common in Arabia and Daghestan)
J2 = 24% (common in Western Asia and Southeastern Europe and also found in Central and South Asia)
K = 4.5% (common in Asia and the Caucasus)
L = 4.2% (common in India and Khorasan)
N = 3.8% (common in Eastern Europe and North Asia, including Siberia [e.g. Turkic-speaking Yakuts], the Altai Mountains region, and the Ural Mountains region - the article however did not consider N to come to Turkey's Turks from North Asia)
Q = 1.9% (common in North Asia including Northern Altaic peoples)
R1a = 6.9% (common in Central Asia, the Caucasus, Eastern Europe, and among Indo-Aryans)
R1b = 14.7% (common in Western Europe)
T = 2.5% (common in the Mediterranean, South Asia, and Northeastern Africa..." http://www.khazaria.com/genetics/anatolian-turks.html
I would opt for the vague phrase "Anatolian" as a not-bad-choice word choice for a meaning of the sort of "common Mediterranean genetic substrata dating from the Paleolithic".
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