Did you know that Turks are from Northeast Asia?

Now days when someone hears the term Turk, they think of Turkey and people who live there. But Turks are historically a race related to Mongolians, Chinese, Koreans.
They are from Siberia, Mongolia and Northern China.

During the Prophets time, there was a Turkic empire called Gokturk (celestial, Sky or Blue Turks). They ruled what is now Mongolia and Central Asia and parts of Northern China all the way to the borders of Korea.

Some Of these tribes migrated down to Central Asia and eventually made contact with Muslims and embraced Islam.

After the Arabs early on , the Turks took the reigns and ruled the Muslim world.

Today majority of Turks are Muslims with exception of some tribes who still remain in Siberia like the Tuva and Yakuts.
 

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Who doesn't know this?. Its common knowledge that the current Turks who reside in Turkey are originally from Mongolia and Tajikistan.

What is less known is that Central Asia used to be like the Caucasus/Iran region (racially). They only became mixed race (half East Asian half West Asian) relatively recently (through incursions from the original Turks and Mongols).
 

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Now days when someone hears the term Turk, they think of Turkey and people who live there. But Turks are historically a race related to Mongolians, Chinese, Koreans.
They are from Siberia, Mongolia and Northern China.

During the Prophets time, there was a Turkic empire called Gokturk (celestial, Sky or Blue Turks). They ruled what is now Mongolia and Central Asia and parts of Northern China all the way to the borders of Korea.

Some Of these tribes migrated down to Central Asia and eventually made contact with Muslims and embraced Islam.

After the Arabs early on , the Turks took the reigns and ruled the Muslim world.

Today majority of Turks are Muslims with exception of some tribes who still remain in Siberia like the Tuva and Yakuts.
its quite known
 
What is less known is that Central Asia used to be like the Caucasus/Iran region (racially). They only became mixed race (half East Asian half West Asian) relatively recently (through incursions from the original Turks and Mongols).
Yes the Alans occupied Central Asia and were pushed out by the Turks.
 

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What is less known is that Central Asia used to be like Caucasus/Iran region (racially). They only became mixed race (half East Asian half West Asian) relatively recently.
due to the mongols breeding them out of existence and and wars with everybody else such as romans and goths they where known as scythians and where a exctension of the european niggas whom lived as far as china
 

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their descendants the sarmaitans
Sarmatians perished when hordes of Huns migrated after ad 370 into southern Russia. Those surviving became assimilated or escaped to the West to fight the Huns and the last of the Goths. By the 6th century their descendants had disappeared from the historical record.
 
its quite known
This is mostly about history Of modern day Turkish people in Turkey. They are descendent of Oguz(Western Turkic tribe)These Oguz have more or less lost their “Turkishness” due to heavy mixing with Iranian, Anatolian, Greeks etc
 

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This is mostly about history Of modern day Turkish people in Turkey. They are descendent of Oguz(Western Turkic tribe)These Oguz have more or less lost their “Turkishness” due to heavy mixing with Iranian, Anatolian, Greeks etc
Correct the only way to find actual turks is to go either the stans or mongolia or the turkish communities in russias frontiers
 
due to the mongols breeding them out of existence and and wars with everybody else such as romans and goths they where known as scythians and where a exctension of the european niggas whom lived as far as china

Mongols and Turks are more or less the same people just separated by destiny.

They were united under Xiongu, rouran khaganate, Gokturk, and Mongol Empire.

Ginggis Khan adopted the Uigar Turkic language for his writing early on.

during late 11th century and early 12th century Ginggis Khan United all tribes in modern day Mongolia.

The Khmag Mongol were relatively small, majority of his army were drawn from other major tribes in Mongolia

such as Tatars(Turkic), Naimans(Turkic) Kereits(Turkic) and Merkits (Turkic) and then later On Kipchak/Cumans of Central Asia joined them and empire army consisted of majority Turkic warriors
 
What is less known is that Central Asia used to be like the Caucasus/Iran region (racially). They only became mixed race (half East Asian half West Asian) relatively recently (through incursions from the original Turks and Mongols).
There was a study recently published that stated a woman from a central Asian origin was found in the northern Levant 4000 years ago. It seems people used to travel far even back in ancient history.
 

pablo

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They come from Central Asia, so who were the original inhabitants of Anatolia the Greeks?
 

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I have a couple turkish friends. One of them I used to think was half chinese half white. He had mongoloid eyes but the rest of his face didn't look mongoloid.

The rest of my turkish friends have slightly slanted eyes. It's quite obvious and almost everyone knows most turks were originally from east asia

In fact greeks would make fun of turks for this ancestry, but now it's funny because most greeks have turkish genes.
 

Al Muslim

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Did you know that Hungarians and Turks are related? @Ismail Khan

Finns estonians and hungarians have are linguistically and racially tied to central asians, the rest of eastern europe is just racially mixed. For example, the fact that many russians and ukrainians have a partially asiatic look.
 

Juke

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Mongols and Turks are more or less the same people just separated by destiny.

They were united under Xiongu, rouran khaganate, Gokturk, and Mongol Empire.

Ginggis Khan adopted the Uigar Turkic language for his writing early on.

during late 11th century and early 12th century Ginggis Khan United all tribes in modern day Mongolia.

The Khmag Mongol were relatively small, majority of his army were drawn from other major tribes in Mongolia

such as Tatars(Turkic), Naimans(Turkic) Kereits(Turkic) and Merkits (Turkic) and then later On Kipchak/Cumans of Central Asia joined them and empire army consisted of majority Turkic warriors
Naiman, Kereits, and Merkits are Mongol in origin, not Turks.

Most of the Kipchaks were assimilated Scythians.
 

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They come from Central Asia, so who were the original inhabitants of Anatolia the Greeks?
The same people there now. Before being conquered by Turk armies they were speaking Greek and orthodox Christians, basically Greek.
 

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