Iranic DNA

Country: Iran 🇮🇷 Ethnicity: Mazani Province: Golestan City: Bandar-e Gaz Haplogroup: R1b1 SNP: M269

R-M269 can be considered a Western Steppe-related branch of R-P297. R-M269 is commonly found among Western European populations. The origin of this clade among Mazanis can be related to Iranic migrations from Central Asia and Proto-Armenian-related populations from later Iron Age populations of Iran, such as the Mannaeans and Hurrians.

According to our database, the most likely clade for this individual would be under R-Z2106, as there have been a few other individuals from the northern populations of Iran reported under it, specifically Gilaks and Mazanis.

🏺Paleo DNA samples: 🇷🇺 Eneolithic Steppe² 🇷🇺 Yamnaya Culture⁴ 🇷🇺 Afanasievo Culture

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D-M174 — Mohammad-Hosayn Ayrımlu’s Paternal Lineage

Mohammad-Hosayn Ayrom (1882–1948) was an Iranian military officer and senior political figure during the late Qajar and early Pahlavi periods. He rose through the ranks of the Iranian military and became one of the prominent commanders associated with the government of Reza Shah Pahlavi. He served as Chief of the Gendarmerie and later as Chief of the Imperial Iranian Police, playing an important role in the centralization and modernization of Iran's security institutions. Mohammad-Hosayn Ayrom was of Ayrum (Ayrim) Azerbaijani Turkic tribal origin, belonging to the Ayrimlu → Dashanlu clan, an Oghuz Turkic lineage historically associated with the South Caucasus and northwestern Iran.

A male-line descendant of the Ayrimlu → Dashanlu lineage associated with Teymur Khan Ayromlou has been genetically tested and was found to carry D-M174, the defining mutation of haplogroup D, one of the deepest surviving Y-chromosome lineages. Because Y-DNA is transmitted through the direct paternal line, this result provides evidence for the paternal lineage of Teymur Khan Ayromlou and his male-line ancestors.

Haplogroup D is today concentrated primarily in East Asia, with particularly notable frequencies among populations of Tibet and Japan. Among the ethnic populations of Iran, D-M174 is most notably reported among Iranian Azerbaijanis. Its presence among Iranian Azerbaijanis has been associated with historical gene flow from Central and Inner Asia, potentially reflecting population movements connected to Turkic migrations and later Mongol-era expansions. Based on our database, the most likely downstream subclade for the Ayrom paternal lineage is D-Y14729. This inference is supported by the presence of three other Iranian Azerbaijanis who are currently placed under the D-Y14729 branch. However, the D-Y14729 assignment remains a predicted downstream placement unless confirmed through deeper Y-DNA testing of the descendant.

🏺 Paleo-DNA Samples associated with the broader D-M174 lineage: 🇯🇵 — Jōmon Hunter-Gatherer 🇰🇷 — Chulmun Culture 🇲🇾 — Hoabinhian Culture

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Country: Iran 🇮🇷 Ethnicity: Persian Province: Yazd Haplogroup: R2a2 SNP: F1758

R-F1758 can be considered a Zagrosian branch of haplogroup R2. The existence of haplogroup R-F1758 among Persians most likely goes back to BMAC-related populations, later part of the Iranic-speaking Avestan populations migration to the Iranian Plateau, or to Proto-Elamite-related populations.

This subclade of R2a has a high frequency among Persians and Judeo-Persians of Iran, having been found in two Judeo-Persian individuals from Tehran and West Azerbaijan, as well as in individuals from Fars Province and a Persian from Kerman.

🏺Paleo DNA samples: 🇧🇬 Antiquity Age Gothic Bulgaria 🇺🇿 Bronze Age Sappali Tepe 🇹🇲 Bronze Age Turkmenistan 🇹🇯 Iron age Kushan

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Country: Iran 🇮🇷 Ethnicity: Persian Province: Hormozgan Haplogroup: R1a1 SNP: MF6340

R-MF6340 is a downstream subclade of R-Z93. This subclade can be considered a Proto-Iranic branch of R-Z93, associated with Avestan related groups.

🏺Paleo DNA samples (R-YP5585): 🇷🇺 Srubnaya Culture²

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Country: Iran 🇮🇷 Ethnicity: Azerbaijani Province: Ardabil Haplogroup: E1b1 SNP: V13

E-V13 is a downstream subclade of E-M78, which is a major Balkan-associated clade. Haplogroup E1b1b is found among Azerbaijanis, and this specific subclade can be related to Balkan or Anatolian populations, possibly through Greek, Roman, Byzantine, or Ottoman-era migrations into the Caucasus and iran. Based on our database, E-V13 was found in another Azerbaijani individual from Ardabil, with its branch being under E-CTS1273.

🏺Paleo DNA samples (E-V13): 🇺🇦 Hallstatt culture 🇧🇬 Iron Age Bulgaria 🇧🇬 BulgariaLateAntiquity 🇭🇺 LBA Daco-Thracian 🇲🇰 Hellenistic Macedonia 🇭🇷 Roman Age Illyria 🇷🇸 Roman Age Serbia 🇷🇸 Medieval Balkan Slav 🇹🇷 Byzantine Anatolian

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Country: Iran 🇮🇷 Ethnicity: Azerbaijani Province: Ardabil Haplogroup: E1b1 SNP: V13

E-V13 is a downstream subclade of E-M78, which is a major Balkan-associated clade. Haplogroup E1b1b is found among Azerbaijanis, and this specific subclade can be related to Balkan or Anatolian populations, possibly through Greek, Roman, Byzantine, or Ottoman-era migrations into the Caucasus and iran. Based on our database, E-V13 was found in another Azerbaijani individual from Ardabil, with its subclade being under E-CTS1273.

🏺Paleo DNA samples: 🇺🇦 Hallstatt culture 🇧🇬 Iron Age Bulgaria 🇭🇺 LBA Daco-Thracian

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Country: Iran 🇮🇷 Ethnicity: Armenian Province: Isfahan City: New Julfa Haplogroup: R1b1 SNP: Y84424

R-Y84424 is a downstream subclade of R-DF27, heavily concentrated in Southwest Europe, related to Pre-Celtic Iberia. This specific subclade can be related to likely a Medieval European traveler or a 14th-century Catholic missionary, who settled in the Armenian Highlands during the Middle Ages and it's later migration to isfahan during the Safavid period, notably the forced relocation of the wealthy merchant class of Old Julfa to Isfahan's New Julfa enclave by Shah Abbas I in 1606.

🏺Paleo DNA Samples: 🇫🇷 Iron Age France 🇬🇧 Iron Age British 🇬🇧 Medieval British 🇮🇹 Iron Age Italy 🇪🇸 Visigothic Spain

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📊 Khazar Turks Y-dna Chart Update • Sample size: 31 • Most common Haplogroup: N1a1, 38.7%

📊 Khazar Turks Y-dna Chart

• Sample size: 25 • Most common Haplogroup: N1a1, 44%

📚The samples were gathered from different studies.

🗂 main quality file: https://t.me/IranicDNA_P/28?single

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📊Genetic breakdown of an outlier male BMAC sample found in Surxondaryo Region, Uzbekistan dating back to 1825 BC "using qpAdm tool"

🧬 Autosomal - Sample size: 1 - Sample ID: I7493 🗡️ Bronze Age: • 64.7% Local BMAC • 35.3% Proto-Indo-Iranic (Aryan)

🧬 Closest populations - Modern: Western Iranics - Ancient: A Kushan period sample from Tajikistan

🧬 Haplogroups - Y-DNA: Q2b-Z19128/Y1150 (Most likely related to WSHG like populations) - mtDNA: U2e2a1d (Aryan related)

🗂 Models

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Country: Iran 🇮🇷 Ethnicity: Persian Province: Fars Haplogroup: I2a2 SNP: FTA81958

I-FTA81958 is a downstream subclade of I-L596, which is a Proto-Armenian clade. Haplogroup I2 is most common among Armenians of Iran, and this specific subclade can be related to Hurrian-related populations or Armenian migration during the Safavid or Qajar periods.

🏺Paleo DNA Samples: 🇦🇲 Tavshut Bronze Age 🇦🇲 Lchashen-Metsamor culture 🇬🇪 Bronze Age Georgia

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Country: Iran 🇮🇷 Ethnicity: Azerbaijani Province: Tehran Tribe: Moqaddam Haplogroup: N1a2 SNP: BY173686

N-BY173686 can be considered a Turkic branch of Haplogroup N. The carrier of this Haplogroup is linked to Oghuz Turkic migration to Iran. This subclade has been mostly found among Turkic Oghuz groups of West Asia, specifically, Azerbaijanis of the Republic, and Turkic-speaking groups of Anatolia and the Balkans.

🏺Paleo DNA Samples: 🇷🇺 - Medieval Shekshovo 🇷🇺 - Iron Age Yakotia 🇷🇺 - Sargat Culture 🇷🇺 - Iron Age Taiga

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Country: Iran 🇮🇷 Ethnicity: Persian Province: Yazd City: Ardakan Village: Shamsabad Haplogroup: Q1b2 SNP: FT115463

Q1b2 is considered an ancient Central Asian and Siberian branch of haplogroup Q-M242, one of the major paternal lineages associated with the prehistoric populations of Inner Eurasia.

This specific subclade can be considered an Indo-Iranian-associated branch of haplogroup Q-L56, with it's ties to the Kumsay culture of Central Asia. The Kumsay population appears to have formed through a genetic admixture between Steppe Eneolithic populations and West Siberian Hunter-Gatherers (WSHG). Its later spread is most likely connected to the movements of western Iranic populations into West Asia.

🏺Paleo DNA Samples 🇨🇳 - Iron age Xingjiang 🇷🇺 - Neolithic SW Siberia 🇷🇺 - Okunev culture

Country: Iran 🇮🇷 Ethnicity: Azerbaijani Province: Markazi City: Saveh Village: Qarluq Haplogroup: R1a1 SNP: Z94

This subclade can be considered an Indo-Iranian-associated branch of haplogroup R-M417, with R-Z94 representing one of the major paternal lineages associated with the formation and expansion of Indo-Iranian-speaking populations across the Eurasian Steppe and Central Asia. Among Azerbaijanis, the presence of R-Z94 is likely attributable in part to Medieval Turkic migrations while its distribution also reflects older Western Iranian-related ancestry among some Azerbaijanis.

🏺Paleo DNA Samples: 🇷🇺 - Poltavka culture 🇷🇺 - Seima-Turbino culture 🇷🇺 - Sintashta culture 🇰🇿 - Bronze Age Kazakhstan

The tribe is originally from dolatabad, Saveh, and later migrated to Qarluq; therefore hadadi tribe isn't native to the village.

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📊Genetic breakdown of possible Mitanni elite samples found in occupied Palestine and Türkiye dating back to 1598BC-1550BC "using qpAdm tool"

🧬 Autosomal - Sample size: 4 (3 Occupied Palestine, 1 Türkiye) - Bronze Age - Iron Age: • 43.8% Oxus Civilization (Bactria–Margiana Archaeological Complex) • 32.2% Levantian • 19.6% Proto-Indo-Iranic (Aryan) • 4.4% Central Steppe EMBA (West Siberian) - Stone Age: • 31.3% Anatolian Neolithic Farmer • 30.6% Iran Neolithic Farmer • 10.6% Caucasus Hunter-Gatherer • 10.3% Tutkaul Neolithic • 7.8% Natufian Hunter-Gatherer • 7.5% Eastern Hunter-Gatherer • 1.9% Western Hunter-Gatherer

🧬 Closest populations - Modern: Western Iranics - Ancient: An outlier BMAC sample from Uzbekistan

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Country: Iraq 🇮🇶 Origin: Iran 🇮🇷 Ethnicity: Persian Province: Isfahan Haplogroup: J2a2 SNP: J-FTD95919

J-FTD95919 is downstream of J-PH1795(PH358), This subclade is an ancient paternal lineage linked to Central Asian, Scytho-Siberian and medieval Turkic populations. The individual is most likely descended from an assimilated Turkic population, whose paternal ancestors may have been Turkic-speaking and associated with the Qizilbash military forces.

🏺Paleo DNA Samples : 🇲🇳 - Late Xiongnu 🇲🇳 - Medieval Age Mongolia 🇷🇺 - Bulan-Koby 🇷🇺 - Iron Age Central Asian 🇷🇺 - Early medieval Turkic

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Country: Iran 🇮🇷 Ethnicity: Azerbaijani Province: East Azerbaijan Village: Allahlu Tribe: Qaradağlu Haplogroup: O2a1 SNP: F11(F60)

This subclade can be considered an East Asian branch of haplogroup O-M122, with its deeper history likely rooted in ancient northern/central China.The presence of this haplogroup among Azerbaijanis may plausibly reflect ancestry introduced through medieval Turkic migration and Mongol expansion into Iran and the broader West Asian region.

According to our database, this haplogroup is relatively rare among the ethnic populations of Iran and appears to be concentrated primarily among Turkic-speaking populations, particularly Iranian Azerbaijanis. At present, it has been identified in two Azerbaijani individuals, one from Tabriz and another from Ardabil.

🏺Paleo DNA samples: 🇲🇳 - Late Xiongnu 🇲🇳 - Xiongnu 🇨🇳 - Dian culture 🇰🇷 - Joyeong, Korea 🇨🇳 - Medieval Tibetan

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Country: Iran 🇮🇷 Ethnicity: Azerbaijani Province: East Azerbaijan Village: Allahlu Tribe: Qaradağlu Haplogroup: O2a1 SNP: F11(F60)

This subclade can be considered an East Asian branch of haplogroup O-M122, with its deeper history likely rooted in ancient northern/central China.The presence of this haplogroup among Azerbaijanis may plausibly reflect ancestry introduced through medieval Turkic migration and Mongol expansion into Iran and the broader West Asian region.

According to our database, this haplogroup is relatively rare among the ethnic populations of Iran and appears to be concentrated primarily among Turkic-speaking populations, particularly Iranian Azerbaijanis. At present, it has been identified in two Azerbaijani individuals, one from Tabriz and another from Ardabil.

🏺Paleo DNA samples: 🇲🇳 - Late Xiongnu 🇲🇳 - Xiongnu 🇨🇳 - Dian culture 🇰🇷 - Joyeong, Korea 🇨🇳 - Medieval Tibetan

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📊 Azerbaijanis From ardabil Province Y-dna Chart 🇮🇷

Sample size: 21 Most common Haplogroup: J2,R1b

📚Only private samples/Results used

🗂 main quality file: https://t.me/IranicDNA_P/25

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