@Westeastweste@lionfiresoul When the Ottoman Empire collapsed, 1,000,000 Balkan Turks migrated to Anatolia.
Furthermore, 300,000 Balkan Turks passed away due to massacres and diseases.
Therefore, it is illogical to search for Turkish DNA in the Balkans in contemporary history.
@rodophaydutu@Westeastweste@lionfiresoul yrram bilmiyorsan konuşmayacagın kendi kafana göre yorum yapıyorsun. Tsk nın sitesinde Atatürk ün kökeni yazıyor nerden nereye göç ettiğide yazıyor git oku 4m beyinli.
@lionfiresoul@Westeastweste When the Ottoman Empire lost its territories, the Turks living in the Balkans came to Anatolia. Furthermore, look at how many Turks were killed in the Balkans during the First Balkan War. You killed them, and now you claim there were no Turks there.
@Westeastweste@rodophaydutu@lionfiresoul When the Ottoman Empire collapsed, the vast majority of Turks living in the Balkans came to Anatolia. Very few Turks remained in the Balkans, and they intermarried with other Balkan peoples. That is why today's Balkan Turks come out this way, but it wasn't like this 200 years ago
@Westeastweste@lionfiresoul Stop talking so ignorantly. I have Yörük Turk relatives in Turkey. The Ottoman Empire settled Yörük Turks in the Balkans to spread Islam. Also, half of the genetics of Turks comes from the Scythians; there are also blonde-haired and blue-eyed Turks.
@realillyrian668 Stop lying to people. And by the way, the Mongols are not descendants of the Xiongnu; they are descended from the Donghu. The C2 haplogroup in Turks and Mongols belongs to different branches.