Indo-European mummies in central Asia and China
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@Leader2OO7 R1a is a common Y-dna in Central Asia, wake up!
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@Scythianist scythians were indeed indo european but hun whose leader was attila was anscester of mongol n turk
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its really amazing to see the ancestors i really like to know about there life story and how they must have survived in Asian lands..!!
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Mamluks were Turkic slaves, serving for Persians and their vezirs. Later, they were given to the Abbasids as gifts. In slavrey, they were thought how to read, write, management, poetry, military etc. Not to use the Iranic people or Persians, the Iranians used many often these Turkic slaves as soldiers, same as Abbasids. The Ghaznavids were of Mamluke origine and former slaves of Persian Samanids, Tahirids, Saffarids, Farighunids, Sassanids etc.
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Thank you brother, I will.
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no of course not. They say they resemble modern-day Tajiks and Iranians and some even nordic people.. such as Germans and Scandinavians.
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Turan does not mean ''Turk''. It was used in the Avesta and Ferdowsi to designate ''Aryans'' who did not belong to a settled community and had not zoroastrianism as religion. Nomads and the settlements had already struggles with eachother. That is the strongest message of Avesta. The nomads, the wild barbarians, soldiers and servants of Ahriman (devil and opponent of Ahura->God of light) vs ''Aryans'' (Settlements and Zoroastrians. 'Iran and AnIran' -> Aryan (nobility) and un-Aryan
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Turks are Mongolids. They are no ''blue eyed'' or ''blond''. If there are blue eyed Turks than because someone in the ancestory was not a Turk but a foreigner. That was in the case of Djingis Khan, a Mongol, who was descriped by his Persian court writer as red haired and green-eyed which indicates that one of his ancestors may belonged to a non-Mongol tribe, possibly Scythian/Sacae or even Tocharian.
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Asianhordes, you need education... to understand what Indo-European and European means.... sigh*
For those who believe slaves where non-Turks and mamlukes were Ossetians and other Caucasians: A Mamluk (Turkish: Memlük, also called Kölemen; Arabic: مملوك (singular), مماليك mamālīk (plural), "owned"; also transliterated mamlouk, mamluq, mamluke, mameluk, mameluke, mamaluke or marmeluke) was a soldier of slave origin, often of Turkic ancestry[1].
Leader2OO7 5 months ago