Who are the purest Iranics?

[Rojava]

Source? Which culture? Armenian, Aramean, or Assyrian? lol. Pure Bullshit.

Hey didn't I tell you to fuck off to your deserts in Somalia?

My source is the Medes ruling the region for more than 100 years followed by the Persians ruling for more than 200 years. Assimilation was common back then, Zoroastrianism was the religion of most, if not all, inhabitants of the Persian empire.

It's just common sense, many Kurds don't even have a pred Iranic phenotype but this mountain type:





None of our neighbors have a similar phenotype, which is evident that Kurds are descended from all those that have inhabited Kurdistan's mountains. It's similar to today's Brits, they are descended from the Normans, Saxons, Celts, Vikings and all other ancient peoples that inhabited modern day Britain. New arrivals don't count. Why is there situation different to ours?

Notice Eastern Anatolia's and Northern Mesopotamia's geography, since when have "pure" Semites had a mountain look?

Anyway before I was interrupted by this troll I'd like to sum up:

Kurds have approximately 30% - 40% Iranic blood (according to Y-DNA, you can look it up if you want), which is quite similar to today's Persians.
Kurdish has gender, an Iranic feature which all other Iranian languages have lost.

But I still think that genetically, the purest Iranians are Zoroastrians especially those living in small communities in Iran.

[Wild North]

So who do you think are the purest Iranics. Ossetians, Talysh, Tats,Persians, Kurds, Pashto, Tajik, Baloch/Sistanis

Ossetians possibly. But I don´t know how much mixed they may be with either Russians or indigenous caucasian peoples.

And then we have the Iranic peoples of Pamir?

[Wild North]

Bump!

One may ask, are there any "pure" Iranics in these days? And where do we start?

[Leto]

Ossetians. Georgians maybe too?

Georgians are not even Indo-Europeans. They speak Georgian which belongs to the Kartvelian language family.

[Alphawolf]

Pashtuns probably.

[Wild North]

Georgians are not even Indo-Europeans. They speak Georgian which belongs to the Kartvelian language family.

Don´t you believe that Georgians in these days, could be quite mixed with Indo-Europeans, such as Iranics/Sarmatians or in later times with Slavics?

[Leto]

Don´t you believe that Georgians in these days, could be quite mixed with Indo-Europeans, such as Iranics/Sarmatians or in later times with Slavics?

Maybe, I don't know. Indo-Europeans are a language category. But I don't think Slavs have mixed with Georgians on a large scale. There are some mixed people, but they aren't so numerous. Besides not all Georgian citizens are ethnic Georgians. The country has Armenians and Turks (Azeris). Jews used to form a sizeable minority in the past too.

[Wild North]

Maybe, I don't know. Indo-Europeans are a language category. But I don't think Slavs have mixed with Georgians on a large scale. There are some mixed people, but they aren't so numerous. Besides not all Georgian citizens are ethnic Georgians. The country has Armenians and Turks (Azeris). Jews used to form a sizeable minority in the past too.

But their imediate neighbours, the Ossetians are Indo-European, Sarmatian-Iranic. Further the Ossetians are believed to be descended from Scythians and Alans. Recently I´ve read about a link between Alans-Ossetians and ancient Slavs. And today there is a Georgian-Ossetian conflict. In the past, there wasn´t really any conflict between them, they tell me..

There´s also a specific group called "Georgian Jews", distinct from East European or "Russian" Jews.

And we have the all to well known individual case, namely Joseph Stalin. Now some rumors will have it that he was not a pure Georgian. He may have been partly, either Ossetian, or maybe descended from Georgian Jews.

[Xanthias]

pure niggershit, Persians = purest Iranics.

[EyeOfTheTiger]

i believe that iranic world was diversed genetically since ancient times so i can't really say who are the purest ones. but i will say pashtuns because of the origins of the aryan tribes.