Anatolia

Originally posted by OSMANLI Ilhan Mansiz- Turkish footballer, he is also in the image of the Turkish football team that you depicted. He looks like a pure Turkic person. Nose, eyes, face shape, hair all are give aways. Serdar Ortac- Turkish popstar. If you were to insist that he was mixed one would think he had a Mongolian mix rather than a 'Greek' mix You said the during the Ottoman empire all Muslims were called Turk, well actually the Turks themselves did not really call themselves Turks rather they called themselves Ottomans. Turks were often called 'Ottomanos' and the Greeks as 'Romanos' by the Greeks. Maybe that means that the Greeks are infact originating from Rome

I wonder why you could only give the example of Ilhan mansiz. Is he the only turkic person out of 11 football players? 1 out of 11?  This only proves that turks make of %9 of the turkey's population. That %9 is so mixed so they cant be called turks genetically either.

You only showing exceptionals = supports our theory=ethnics  turks= minority


Anyway 85 years ago people of Anatolia never called themselves turks.

85 years ago turkish speaking people in Anatolia were actually a minority. Ataturk turkified them by introducing turkish language because ataturk thought that sumerians,hitties,and all the people of anatolia were actually turks. 

This a very funny idea of course.

He therefore made the anatolians speak turkish thinking that hitties, phrgians were all turks.

85 years ago, people of anatolia weren't even speaking turkish.

What are talking about thinking that anatolia is made up of turkic people. You are a joker.

Ottoman language was made of arabic and persian.

Ottoman never liked turks, turks never were in the administration of ottoman empire either. Ottomans even killed them. Ottoman was not turkic either.

85 years ago there was no such thing as 'turk milleti' (turkish nation).
This name was given to muslims in the anatolia 85 years ago only. Before that nobody called turk not did they speak turkish.

Anatolia is not turk.

Anyway people after the conquering of anatolia there has not been any emigrations. There is not one single evidence that there were waves of emigration. As I said before  this is a bigg lieee.
Plus if there was really big emigrations why dont the east of turkey (kurdistan) have more turkic population if you came from central asia? Actually east of turkey has very little turkic population suggesting that turks are a minority. The main so called turkish population is actully on the west of turkey. It is very contradictry to the central asia theory(lie).

85 years ago people were divided on religious bases, not ethnic groups.

Orhun inscriptions were translated in 1890. There was not such thing as turk nation. But there was a name given to bizantines by europeans= turc

Turk: c.1300, from French. Turc, from Medival Latin Turcus, from Byzantine Greek. Tourkos

The country name Turkey (c.1369) is from Mediaval Latin Turchia.

Main Entry: Tur�co-
Variant(s): or Tur�ko- /'t&r-(")kO/
Function: combining form
Etymology: Turco- from Medieval Latin Turcus Turk; Turko- from Turkish
1 : Turkic : Turkish : Turk <Turcophil>
2 : Turkish and <Turco-Greek>

In greeks tourko means muslim in a sense too.

Greeks, romaioios, bulgarians, armenians, assyrians etc who converted to islam actually call themselves turk. This proves that anatolia is not turkic alone.






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Leopard, proof? sources?
all i read is dribble


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jokes aside, I think you should post your ideas in http://www.stormfront.org/ I'm sure you will find people who's interested

Originally posted by erci That %9 ruled you for 400 hundred years let alone quite a few other lands for centuries.And they own the Anatolia for more than 1000 years.Keep on whinning leopard  This thread should be moved to amusment forum

There is nothing about Ottoman that is turkic.
They didn't speak turkish. ottoman language was made of arabic and persian. How interesting that the so called ottoman turks didn't even speak turkish. Why? They are not turkic thats why. The selcuks in anatolia didnt speak turkish either, they spoke persian.

I want to know who was a turkish sultan in ottoman empire? Please give names, parents' detail and ethnic details.




This is the place where the Ottoman started. The selcuk turks never ever reached bilecik anyway in 1300. They were some turks in the east of turkey at that time.
Turks are a minority because If turks really came from central asia the east of turkey should have higher turkic population, but the so called turkic population is in the west of turkey. Very very interesting. They must have flied from central asia to west of turkey without passing through east.

You the so called turks are actually the old people of anatolia. Most of you are romaioi.

You didn't answer my questions in my earlier post above too. I am waiting sensible answers.


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You people are losers. Unable to answer any questions.

Trust me you are not turkic genetically, You are probably romaioi.

Loser

Originally posted by Leopard Here is the football players of Turkey, Greece and Bulgaria. They look very similar.

ha ha
very scientifc way


we are all central asian-
no foreigners no enemy

Silifke: Greek; Silifkis not sure -its Turkish

Wasn't it called "Seleucia"?

Erzurum: Arap�a; Arz-� Rum non-Greek root

Erzurum was called "Karin" by Armenians, and "Theodosiopolis" by Greeks.

 

The word BakIrk�y is derived from makrahori. 

the sound of makrik�y is so similar to bakirk�y. (Makirik�y - Bakirk�y)

Yes "bakir-koy" is linguistically turkic but it's just the success of turkicization.

1925' te ulusal sınırlar i�indeki yabancı kaynaklı adların değiştirilmesi sırasında, adı Bakırk�y olarak belirlendi.

http://www.bakirkoy.bel.tr/default.aspx?pid=9504

turkicize is one thing change another