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📚 The high-ranking commanders of the Ghaznavid Corps were Pashtuns and Tajiks
🔵 According to Clifford Edmund Basworth, who worked for the University of Edinburgh, The proportion of Turks among the Ghaznavids decreased and they were forced to give command and management to Pashtuns, Tajiks and Muslim Indians.
How did their feet open to Turkestan?!
Another version suggests that Sebuktigin descended from Yazdegerd III, the last Sassanid king. It is said that when Yazdegerd was killed by a miller, his son Firuz and his family fled to Turkestan. Over generations, through marriage and assimilation, they became culturally Turkic. If this latter account is considered accurate, Sebuktigin’s lineage would trace back six generations to Yazdegerd III.
Repost from Iranic DNA
📊 Genetic breakdown of a female Mitanni sample from Hatay province of Turkey "using qpAdm"
Autosomal 🧬 • 91.2% BMAC 🥴 (Oxus Civilization) • 8.8% Andronovo culture 🌟 (Indo-Iranian/Aryan)
👨👨👦👦 Closest modern and ancient populations • Modern: Balochs and Brahuis • Ancient: BMAC (Oxus Civilization)
Haplogroup 🧬 • mtDNA: H2a3
Phenotype 🗿 • Skin color: Dark • Hair color: Black • Eyes color: Brown
Right pop in the comments🗡️ t.me/Iranic_DNA
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Again, the Turks began to larp
Mahmud Ghaznavi's ancestors were in fact Persians who went to Turkestan
A source that is several hundred years old and almost contemporaneous with the Ghaznavids:
Mahmud Ghaznavi's father tells him about himself:
Amir Sebuktigin spoke to his son, Mahmud, and said: "My son, listen well. I want you to understand the journey I have been through—how I went from childhood to becoming a ruler, the trials I faced, and how God guided me through it all. You should know that I come from a Turkic tribe called Barskhanian. The name is said to have originated from an ancient Persian king who came to Turkestan, became a ruler, and was called pars Khan. Over time, the name evolved into Barskhan. My father, Rajooq, belonged to this tribe. In our tribe, anyone who was a great warrior was called 'Towa Bahkum.' My father was incredibly strong—so much so that he could break an elephant's bones."
Reliable source of braill
Turks did not have an ethnic meaning
Turk" appears in the Islamic texts dealing with Asia Minor, it often clearly means a nomad. "Turk" might also mean a military slave. For terminology
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Most of the farmers and shepherds in Anatolia were called Turks, while trade and crafts were among the Armenians and Greeks.
[Encyclopedia of THE OTTOMAN EMPIRE by Gábor Ágoston page xxvi]
The reason the Ottoman elite hated the name Turki was because it was a derogatory name referring to the local villager who was affiliated with Islam or Turkmen.
[Michael E. Meeker, THE BLACK SEA TURKS: SOME ASPECTS OF THEIR ETHNIC AND CULTURAL BACKGROUND p322]
The Ottomans spoke the Ottoman language, which was a combination of Turkish, Arabic, and Persian, and ordinary people who spoke a different Turkish language did not understand it. A member of the Ottoman elite refused to call him a "Turk" because the description was limited to Anatolian peasants and was considered an insult to those in power or high positions.
[ DIVERSITY IN DESIGN , VIBHAVARI JANI p124 ]
The Power of Haplogroup 🗿🤣
In the 16th century, the Ottomans claimed the Sassanid heritage and the Safavids introduced themselves as Turan.
According to Kunt, during the 16th century, the Ottomans, with their efficient imperial organization, were claimants of the Sasanian heritage, while the Safavids were closer to the Inner Asian roots of later Muslim empires. 68 He specifies that ironically, when Ottoman authors of the time "depicted contemporary west Asian polities with reference to the Shah-nameh, they cast themselves as representing legendary Iran and the Safa-vids as Turan. "69 Indeed, Ottoman authors frequently referred to the protagonists of the Shahnama for comparison purposes. For example, the third Ottoman şehnameci Lokman compares Sokollu Mehmed Paşa to Khusrau in the Tatimme-i Ahval-i Sultan Süleyman.70
Some examples of early avars people ( Turkic avars )
They have an N1a haplogroup and are extremely close to the slab grave culture
قدیمی
❇️ «مهمت» سرباز ترکیه ای بعد از اینکه آزمایش ژنتیک او را ارمنی معرفی کرد، خودکشی کرد! یکی در کامنت ها نوشته بود من اهل ازمیر هستم و تست ژنتیک، من رو یونانی معرفی کرد، میخواستم خودکشی کنم اما نشد!
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❇️ Mehmet, a Turkish soldier, committed suicide after a genetic test identified him as Armenian! Someone wrote in the comments that I am from Izmir and the genetic test introduced me as Greek, I wanted to commit suicide but it didn't happen!
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Some Turks who should be questioned about calling them Turks or rather assimilated slaves claim that haplogroup R is a Turkic haplogroup but a few issues When we see that the Khazars or any other group have haplogroup R1A if they took it from a previous Indo Iranian speaking population, they are literally assimilated Indo Iranians like the ancestors of the Ottomans or many Turks of Central Asia who were actually assimilated Iranian Scythians. The SlabGrave culture in Mongolia had two main haplogroups Q1a and N1a And finally this is not strange Most medieval Turks have more Iranian heritage than previous Turkic heritage And finally I must say that after the DNA test, there are two options for the Turks
1- To throw themselves into the sea like that Turkish soldier and commit suicide
2- To declare all haplogroups Turkic
(Of course, this is not their claim because they themselves have no information about this and they get their information from that Karachay Turk.)
How much heritage do the Azeris have from the Turks of the Middle Ages?
They have an average of 15% of the heritage of medieval Turks
Although the Turks of the Middle Ages were not pure Turks themselves
Tianshan saka Bronze Age DNA Breakdown
G25
57% STEPPE MLBA
23.8% EST ASIAN
19.2% BMAC (Oxus Culture)
