Arpad dynasty DNA (kings of Hungary & Croatia)

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Originally Posted by Stears

Wrong again. Some loanwords doesn't make a language turkic. Before the language reforms of Kazinczy and his later followers, Hungarians have much more Latin and Germanic words in the vocabulary than Turkic. In the Old pre-19th century Hungarian vocabulary The most common was finno-ugric (and still the majority of the word are finno ugric origin,) It was followed by Slav Latin and Germanic origin words, than it was followed by Iranian and Turkic origin words.

Hungarians simply have the least eastern (mongoloid ) markers in the general population in the former communist Eastern Block countries.

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We share the same core words for culture and lifestyle, like some foods, family, personal identifiers and basic adjectives. We had the same religion. As Hungarians traveled west, we picked up more words from Slavic and Germanic peoples. No surprise. Our founder's names are all Turkic. Founding dynasty is R1. You quote the source that humorously states the the largest portion of Hungarian words are "unknown".

You did the results. You know you ancestry. You know it is intellectually dishonest to say Turkic people are "pure Mongoloid" in any sense of the word. More and more DNA research is being performed that further shows the Eurasian origins of us, and our Eurasian culture pre-Christianity is already a well known fact and is not debated.

Embrace both your European history and your Eurasian roots.

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Originally Posted by Bosniensis

Anatolia is mix of everything. To say they are all Turks is ridiculous.

Islamized Armenians, Serbs, Albanians, Syrian, Egyptians + then you have Turks, Mongols

Turkey is the most mixed country in Universe, just check the Haplogroups in Istanbul

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Its so normal when you live at the intersection of middle-east, balkans and caucasia, not to mention the migrations from Iraq and Syria

Mongol origin is very rare in Turkey, Turks are neither mongol origin nor middle-eastern

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Originally Posted by blogen

The Turks where nowhere when the proto-Magyars existed in the Western Siberian steppe (Cherkaskul culture). They were Aryan-Ugric admixture between the frames of the post-Andronovan world. The early medieval Magyars admixed with Turks from the West Old Turkic speakers.

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Blogen, what is the reason of the Magyar way of life such similar as Turkic? How it happened? I mean early medieval culture.

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Originally Posted by Bosniensis

I2a1 is Turkic

Avars came to Dalmatia as I2a1, conquered it, pillaged it and now we live here.

Bosniaks, Serbs and Croats who carry I2 are Avars Turks children of Bayan.

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Any DNA test results of Avars? I'd love to see the sources if you have

As far as I read Bosniaks are descendants of Pechenegs (Bachanak=Bosniak), I am not sure about the others

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Originally Posted by Vlatko Vukovic

Blogen, what is the reason of the Magyar way of life such similar as Turkic? How it happened?

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Try to contain your shock, but it is because.... we are Turkic.

http://media.indiatimes.in/media/pho...1376306505.jpg

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Originally Posted by Buusra

As far as I read Bosniaks are descendants of Pechenegs (Bachanak=Bosniak)

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:bowlol: :bowlol: :bowlol: :bowlol:

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Originally Posted by Turul Karom

Try to contain your shock, but it is because.... we are Turkic.

http://media.indiatimes.in/media/pho...1376306505.jpg

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Then who imported to you Ugric language according to you?

https://youtu.be/E9JcPFn8j-c

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Originally Posted by Vlatko Vukovic

Then who imported to you Ugric language according to you?

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Ugric people did, of course. During loose tribal confederation era in Central Asia, before the unity of the "Magyars" into one tribe identity and well before the blood oath at Etelköz, which solidified central organization further under the Árpád dynasty.

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Originally Posted by Coinneach

https://youtu.be/E9JcPFn8j-c

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https://youtu.be/Ko8B6KYJAo4