hun warriors

a group of warriors

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[Gezucu01]

A székelység 100% az itt maradt hunok leszármazottjai. A mai magyarokban is kell legyen HUN vér!

[FuriousNinja7]

we the Hungarians know our own history better than anybody els and we know now and always have known the huns are our ancestors before u claim back it up with history because we do know ours which has been a very long on dating back to our migration from asia not the south. the huns came from the east and share origins with the mongols and china and even now they see us as our distant brothers. The huns only arived into the area near the Turkic tribes once they had migrated a long way west.

[llDoterll]

Hi! I am Kazakh! My Tribe - Argyn(Арғын), I am also a descendant of the Huns. The Hungarians and the Kazakhs - brothers!

[Lordofthenipplerings]

They didnt become caucasian until they intermingled with europeans in their conquest of europe. Which is why Atilla was described as Asian even after centuries of arrival.

[BATURUSHA]

Huns are basically mongoloid-euroean blended,there are many hun descendants in China with records in their family clan books who went for DNA tests,the most common results are N,O3,C3,Q and R.From my observation some of them still retained a bit of caucasian physical traits like thick eyrbrows,full beards and abundant skin hair.

[YLDRM123]

@Panakeje russian cossacks are different. ı told another people

[MrFataL96]

@Panakeje

Yes,cossacks were Slavs but there fighting style was very much influenced by Turkic people (they all were mounted,used sabers instead of straight swords,...) and the first cossacks were seen 14th-15th century

(- the Goldehorde was founded 13th century and the Khanate of Kazan 15th century) after centuries of Turkic-Mongolian raids

[MrDrunkenDane]

@MrDrunkenDane Hungary (further supporting the findings above). but nothing is for certain and im not even im 100% sure that i know all the facts but i know one thing, the Huns are Hungarian with regards to this branch. btw i am a 3rd generation Magyar Canadian and im interested in learning more as i didnt get to hear much.

[MrDrunkenDane]

@MrDrunkenDane ......through the "Stans" and parts of Russia and onto the banks of the Danube (Hungary). With all of the intermixing it is hard to say weather the Hungarian Huns were an indavidual race, my belife is that by the time the Huns of europe to be had made it to the Danube there is a high chance that they mixed with Magyars, alans, Turks. Also i heard that Hungarian arciologests have found a clay pot dating from about the 1st century in China to be simular to one found in 4th century

[MrDrunkenDane]

well im seein alot of ideas as to what The Huns are. What i've lerned is this before the Hun empire under Attila in the 4th century the "Huns" (i say with quotes as not every book i've read not every bit of info i've seen agrees) had an area to live in north of China, after long wars the Huns split into three groups one is said to have stayed in modern Mongolia and may have evolved into the Mongol tribes as we see, another went south and east into the currentmiddle east and the last passed......

[Askar9992]

@danjoe741 yes (:

but most historians think that huns originated from Mongolia, East Russia near lake Baikal... Great wall between China & mongolia shows where did huns lived...

[danjoe741]

@Askar9992 Nobody know where Hun from. Based on some of new archeology study, Hun’s equipments, dress, DNA is just like old ancient Korean that is sinla and that is also shown in German ZDF TV’s documentary. Korean is originally call Han nation from ancient time just like Hun.

However, I think Turkish, Mongolian, and Korean are same people that use same kind language call Ural-Altai