@anaellambert44@T1000sivimetal In Türkiye's Y-DNA data, Anatolian lineages like J are among the common haplogroups. This contradicts your proposition with genetic science. As additional information, the Anatolian population was large in 1071, and an attempt to eliminate them would have been pointless.
@anaellambert44@T1000sivimetal The formula "kill the men, sleep with the women" is a trope of barbarian invasions like the Yamnaya migrations in Europe. You're doing nothing but projecting your own historical trauma onto your neighbors.
@Dannunziovip@Bozz1905 Evet de Tengri kelimesini İslam'ın Allah kelimesiyle aynı anlamda kullanıyor. Bugünki "tanrı kelimesi islam dışıdır" algısı Amerikan dublaj filmlerinin yabancılara tanrı kelimesini kullandırtmasından kaynaklanıyor. O dönemde Tanrı kelimesi tıpkı Hûda kelimesiyle aynı mantıktı
@TheHGK@forzaadaa Antik Anadolular, ANF (Anadolu-Avrupa neolitik çiftçisi) ve CHG(Kafkasyalı avcı toplayıcı)'nın karışımından oluşuyor. Batıya doğru ANF daha baskın geliyor. Batı örnekleri modeli domine edince sistem, testi yapan Türk bireydeki CHG açığını Kartvelian benzerliğiyle kapatıyor.
@TheHGK@forzaadaa Bu %10-15 Kartvelian oranı herkeste çıkıyor sende çıkma ihtimali da yüksek. Sebebi de Gürcüler falan değil. Modellemedeki sınırlı veriden kaynaklı. Anatolian modelini oluşturmak için kullanılan örnekler Ege'deki anadolulu mezarlarından geliyor. Anadolunun kalanı görece daha CHG
@anaellambert44@T1000sivimetal A Turkish ethnic individual typically carries 70% Anatolian and 30% Central Asian autosomal characteristics. Even if we were pseudo-Turks, the remaining Anatolian ancestry would be the legacy of an extremely proud and warrior culture. And it wasn't Hellenic.
@anaellambert44@T1000sivimetal The reason Turks take pride in their historical ancestry is based on a very simple logic. Military groups composed of Anatolic peasants in Byzantium successfully repelled Sasanian/Umayyad invasions for centuries. These Anatolian warrior men are among the ancestors of the Turks.
@anaellambert44@T1000sivimetal Furthermore, the Anatolian women or men who formed the indigenous Anatolian ancestry of the Turks were definitely not European. Genetically, they had no relation to the Hellenes or Europeans in general. They preserved the genes of ancient peoples such as the Hittites and Lydians.
@anaellambert44@T1000sivimetal The perception that Central Asians killed Anatolian men and mated with the women is a barbaric caricature stemming from clichés in European history. In reality, ancient Anatolian men were not killed; they voluntarily chose to become Turkish and are found in Turkish Y-DNA.
@MelihEnder90@buyrukyabgu@iyisikenadamm1 Bülent Ersoy'un elmacık kemikleri genetik değil, esterik operasyon sonucu. Ve gözleri de çekik değil, gayet ortalama bir Anadolu profili. Makyajla öyle görünmüştür.
Babası Bursalı.
Annesi Trabzonlu.
@Gasprinsky1@WorldNews1641@istoriatatar Şimdiki kürtlerin türkçe konuşması kadar normal dostum. Ruslar orada okul dilini Rusça'ya sabitledikleri için mecburen gagauz halkı rusça öğrendi
@avantiloliconi@Pioneering_User The Byzantine Empire's struggle against the Sasanids and Umayyads was waged by non-hellen Anatolic military units. By 1071, the Anatolian soldiers were not being paid, and Balkan-Norman troops were coming to the forefront. Anatolic peoples did not fight against the Seljuk Turks.
@avantiloliconi@Pioneering_User The ancient Anatolians (ANF+CHG) were the founders of the Anatolic civilizations in history. It is known that this group gradually adapted to the Greek language through Alexander's invasion and the long Roman rule. However, genetically, Greek blood is either marginal or absent.
@avantiloliconi@Pioneering_User Ancient Anatolian farmers were the first white people in history. Although they later spread to Europe and are present in the genes of modern Europeans, they were naturally found in Anatolia. The ANF in Anatolia later intermingled with Zagros-Caucasian pastoral groups.