Kings city|Кингс сити

Sources used : Russia_Andronovo.SG (as Aryan/Orja ancestry) 🌟 Iran_ShahrISokhta_BA2.AG (as IVC/Dravidian? Ancestry) 🇺🇸 Uzbekistan_SappaliTepe_BA.AG (as bmac/oxus civilization) 🥴 Mongolia_LBA_Ulaanzukh_2.AG (as EA ancestry) 🍥

Special thanks to https://t.me/LandofKusha for samples.

📒 Note! : Some samples weren't available so we used nearest sample to that population by states and tribes

🗡️ T.me/iranic_dna

2	The 5 main ancestral populations that contributed to modern Iranian genome.	66
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5	BOX 1.7: THE HISTORICAL MEANINGS OF THE NAME TURK The name Türk became known to the world with the rise of the Türk Qaghan-ate in the mid-sixth century CE. Importantly, the Türks, who formed the core elements of the Türk Qaghanate, reserved the name Türk for themselves without applying it to all Turkic-speaking nomads of the Eurasian steppes. In turn, the Turkic-speaking Uyghurs and Yenisei Qirghiz, who succeeded the Türks in the Mongolian steppe, did not identify themselves as Türks. As a result, after the collapse of the Türk Qaghanate in the mid-eighth century CE, the name Türk fell out of use in the Mongolian steppe among non-Türk peoples. Türk continued to be used as a self-designation by the Qarakhanid Türks, who were direct descendants of the Western Türks. The name Turk (whose Arabic plural form is Atrāk) became widely used as a generic name in the Islamic world. Muslim historians and geog-raphers used it virtually as a synonym for Inner Asian nomads, including both Turkic-speaking and non-Turkic-speaking groups. In Transoxiana and Iran during the Mongol and post-Mongol periods, Turk was used as a term relational to Tajik, a term denoting the Persian-speaking sedentary popula-tion, and encompassed Mongol identity. 42 Therefore, the term Turk (in the phrase "Turk and Tajik" and various Chinggisid and Timurid genealogies) contained in the Ilkhanid and Timurid histories and documents primarily denoted the Mongols. Importantly, the name Turk was largely unknown or unused as an endonym in the Qipchaq Steppe during the Mongol and post-Mongol periods. For instance, the Qipchaqs, who were not direct descendants of the Türks, and the Jochid uluses, or peoples such as the Qazaqs and the Crimean Tatars, did not identify themselves as Turks. ✍🏻 Joo-Yup Lee 📕 The Turkic Peoples in World History 📜 Page 24 🏛 Taylor & Francis	95
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7	+1 BOX 1.7: THE HISTORICAL MEANINGS OF THE NAME TURK The name Türk became known to the world with the rise of the Türk Qaghan-ate in the mid-sixth century CE. Importantly, the Türks, who formed the core elements of the Türk Qaghanate, reserved the name Türk for themselves without applying it to all Turkic-speaking nomads of the Eurasian steppes. In turn, the Turkic-speaking Uyghurs and Yenisei Qirghiz, who succeeded the Türks in the Mongolian steppe, did not identify themselves as Türks. As a result, after the collapse of the Türk Qaghanate in the mid-eighth century CE, the name Türk fell out of use in the Mongolian steppe among non-Türk peoples. Türk continued to be used as a self-designation by the Qarakhanid Türks, who were direct descendants of the Western Türks. The name Turk (whose Arabic plural form is Atrāk) became widely used as a generic name in the Islamic world. Muslim historians and geog-raphers used it virtually as a synonym for Inner Asian nomads, including both Turkic-speaking and non-Turkic-sp	1
8	The Ottoman dynasty had haplogroup R1a-Z93 (Indo-Iranian branch) Based on descendant testing, it appears most likely that the sultans of the Ottoman dynasty belonged to haplogroup R1a-Z93. This has not been officially confirmed yet. All sultans of the Ottoman Empire (1299-1922) descend in patrilineal line from Osman I, making it one of the longest reigning Y-chromosomal lineage in history. This suggests that their ancestors were Indo-Iranians who were attracted to the Turks Source: https://www.eupedia.com/genetics/famous_y-dna_by_haplogroup.shtml#R1a-Z93	85
9	+3 Genetic Breakdown and Haplogroup (Y-DNA) of Kurdish Kurds in Kurdistan iran	69
10	Samples of Y-chromosome haplogroups and mtDNA were collected from men belonging to: Three Iranic Pashtun tribes: - Yousafzai - Sayyid - Jadun Two Indo-Aryan-speaking tribes: - Tanoli - Gujjar These individuals reside in the Swabi region of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan. نمونه‌هایی از هاپلوگروپ‌های کروموزوم Y-Dnaاز مردان متعلق به: سه قبیله پشتون (ایرانیک) : - یوسفزی - سید - جادون دو قبیله هندوآریایی زبان: - تنولی - گوجر این افراد در منطقه سوابی خیبر پختونخوا پاکستان ساکن هستند. Source : https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC8770644/	73
11	+1 Bronze Age Genetic Breakdown for Nuristanis Nuristani Y-DNA results This chart includes low coverage samples that likely are positive for a deeper subclade but lacked coverage or enough STR Populations close to them	56
12	Non-Turkic names and origins in the Ashina, The Oxford source explains why the term Turk is used for many non-Turkic peoples/tribes, and in this case it is clear that the term "Türk"does not indicate race, as stated in the source (at this point, "Türk" ceased to be merely a tribal name and become a political label; gradually, the name would be applied to various peoples who did not stem from actual Türk tribe). 📚 — The Turks in World History. ℭ𝔢𝔫𝔱𝔯𝔞𝔩 𝔄𝔰𝔦𝔞𝔫	89
13	Genetic Breakdown for a Tajik from Logar in Afghanistan But His Paternal Ancestors Were from Ghorian District, West Herat in Afghanistan Y-DNA = R1a-Z2124	95
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15	Iranic peoples during Iron Age 💧 🌺 Yaz culture • Date: 1500-500 BC • Descendants: Sogdians, Bactrians, Parthians, Medes, Persians and their related peoples • Genetics: t.me/Iranic_DNA/5004 • Source: The Origin of the Indo-Iranians (page 161, 219, 301, 368, 417, 448–456) 💀 Karasuk culture • Date: 1500-800 BC • Descendants: Sakas, Scythians and their related peoples • Genetics: t.me/Iranic_DNA/5019?single • Source: Encyclopedia of Indo-European Culture (page 325–326) ⚔️Sauromatian culture • Date: 600-400 BC • Descendants: Sarmatians and their related peoples • Genetics: t.me/Iranic_DNA/5035 • Source: Cambridge History of Early Inner Asia. Vol. 1 (page 97–117) 🧔‍♂️Chernogorovka-Novocherkassk culture • Date: 900-650 BC • Descendants: Cimmerians • Genetics: t.me/Iranic_DNA/5030?single • Source: Collectanea Celto-Asiatica Cracoviensia (page 101, 130) 🗡️ t.me/Iranic_DNA	3
16	We are turkick people 🐺🇹🇷☝️🫀🇦🇿	53
17	🔹آیا فارس ها از نظر اروپایی ها خویشاوند آنان هستند یا نه ؟ ◾ گزارشات نظامی دولت بریتانیا ما بین سال های ۱۹۲۷ _ ۱۹۳۴ میلادی 📄 خلاصه متن : برای یک فارس معاصر که به خارج از کشور سفر کرده است ، میداند که مردم چگونه رفتار می کنند حتی دیپلماتها در کشورهای اروپایی چگونه رفتار میکنند ، جایی که او #ترکستیزی میکند و میخواهد با او به عنوان یک #غربی رفتار شود . اینکه با او مثل یک #هندی رفتار شود توهین مهلکی است . پس #وانمود می کنیم که فارس غربی است و سعی می کنیم #بازی دیپلماسی را طبق قوانین کنگره وین انجام دهیم . وانمود می کنیم خویشاوند #آریایی هستیم همچون کاری که هیتلر انجام داد 📚 منبع : دیدگاه‌های متفاوت در امور خلیج فارس نمایندگی تهران و اقامتگاه بوشیر https://www.qdl.qa/en/archive/81055/vdc_100058750268.0x00002c	1
18	+1 Y-DNA HAZARA FROM AFGHANISTAN AND PAKISTAN SOURCE :	172
19	+3 Contrary to popular belief, the Hazara people have inherited most of their East Asian genetic content from the Mongols rather than the Turks. The majority of them trace their paternal lineage back to the region's earlier native populations rather than to Turkic or Mongol invaders. However, on average, 65% of Hazaras have East Asian maternal ancestry. برخلاف تصور رایج، مردم هزاره بیشتر محتوای ژنتیکی آسیای شرقی خود را از مغول ها به ارث برده اند تا ترک ها. اکثر آنها اصل و نسب پدری خود را به جمعیت های بومی قبلی منطقه برمی گردانند تا به مهاجمان ترک یا مغول برمی گردد. با این حال، به طور متوسط 65 درصد از هزاره ها اجداد مادری آسیای شرقی دارند. Haplogroup of: https://t.me/Iranic_DNA/4588	212
20	@everyone The Afghan DNA project, from family DNA research company is sponsoring free DNA testing for Afghans of all tribes and ethnicities. If you are interested in the free test complete the form below and one of their admins will reach out to you. https://www.afghandna.com/	218

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