Arpad dynasty DNA (kings of Hungary & Croatia)

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Originally Posted by Kipchak Håkan

Sooooo, did I get you right? Whites and Turks came from India?
https://i.imgur.com/2OH441R.jpg

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No, read again.

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Originally Posted by Peterski

How do you count it? Only 2 were N1c, and we have several (more than four).

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2 out of 4 elite warrior graves were N1c1.

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Originally Posted by Harkonnen

2 out of 4 elite warrior graves were N1c1.

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...only in what you are quoting. We have many more graves studied now, including "elite warrior" burials. As stated there are many more haplogroups than N1 now. What is the confusion?

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Originally Posted by Marmara

That's completely normal. R1a-Z93 is Aryan, brought to İndia by Aryan conquerors, same as R2b brought to Americas by Whites. Turkic R2-Z93 is the result of fusing with Scythians (like happened in Hungarian confederation, Ugrics and Turkics fused).

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There's no proof of any Aryan invasion of India and even if there was they were already heavily mixed with South Asian DNA. Do no forget to get to India they must first go through Afghanistan who are a West Asian population with some ASI admixture.

Many R1a-z93 Indians in return spread their DNA to Europe and middle east.

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Originally Posted by Harkonnen

Nonsense, most of the conquering Magyar warrior graves were N1c1, with some R1s

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Not true!

YDNA / mtDNA from Hungarian conqueror aristocratic graves of Karos-Eperjesszög:
R1b1b1a / B4d1
R1b1b1a / H6a1b
I2a / A12
I2a / H6a1a

YDNA from elite grave of Szabadkigyos-Palliget:
N1c

YDNA / mtDNA from elite grave of Örménykút:
N1c / H

So: 33% R1b (the aristocracy), 33% I2a (presumably their guards, because we find these two group in the Karos cemetery) and 33% N1c (rich leaders/warriors).

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Originally Posted by ButlerKing

There's no proof of any Aryan invasion of India and even if there was they were already heavily mixed with South Asian DNA. Do no forget to get to India they must first go through Afghanistan who are a West Asian population with some ASI admixture.

Many R1a-z93 Indians in return spread their DNA to Europe and middle east.

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Avesta and Vegas tell the story of Aryans. In İndia it lost its original meaning though. Aryan was the self designation of pure Indo-İranians who traced their ancestry to Central Asia (Androvono) R haplogroup is not İndian, it's Central Asian.

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Originally Posted by blogen

Not true!

YDNA / mtDNA from Hungarian conqueror aristocratic graves of Karos-Eperjesszög:
R1b1b1a / B4d1
R1b1b1a / H6a1b
I2a / A12
I2a / H6a1a

YDNA from elite grave of Szabadkigyos-Palliget:
N1c

YDNA / mtDNA from elite grave of Örménykút:
N1c / H

So: 33% R1b (the aristocracy), 33% I2a (presumably their guards, because we find these two group in the Karos cemetery) and 33% N1c (rich leaders/warriors).

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Ok, whatever.

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Originally Posted by ButlerKing

There's no proof of any Aryan invasion of India

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:picard2:

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Originally Posted by blogen

Not true!

YDNA / mtDNA from Hungarian conqueror aristocratic graves of Karos-Eperjesszög:
R1b1b1a / B4d1
R1b1b1a / H6a1b
I2a / A12
I2a / H6a1a

YDNA from elite grave of Szabadkigyos-Palliget:
N1c

YDNA / mtDNA from elite grave of Örménykút:
N1c / H

So: 33% R1b (the aristocracy), 33% I2a (presumably their guards, because we find these two group in the Karos cemetery) and 33% N1c (rich leaders/warriors).

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Why "N" is dead among modern-day Hungarians? I think it's literally 0% right?

R1b1b1a Hungarian aristocrats from the early 10th century Karos-Eperjesszög cemetery:

Rich burial with partial horse burials (Andronovo origin tratition between the Ugrics):
http://cdn3.iranytv.hu/sites/iranytv...?itok=3IYrjqTo

Rich Magyar horsemen:
http://cdn2.iranytv.hu/sites/iranytv...?itok=NnOuZqe_

Some facial reconstruction:
http://cdn1.iranytv.hu/sites/iranytv...?itok=F45W0_ru

Their costume and arms:
http://cdn2.iranytv.hu/sites/iranytv...?itok=1jAEiuTY
http://cdn1.iranytv.hu/sites/iranytv...?itok=BXruMHsn
http://cdn2.iranytv.hu/sites/iranytv...?itok=pzr0RQnr
http://cdn3.iranytv.hu/sites/iranytv...?itok=h_Xnp0en
http://cdn3.iranytv.hu/sites/iranytv...?itok=PJS2tjNE

A burial mask (Finno-Ugric tradition in Europe):
https://i.img.ie/3qs.jpg

The burial mask tradition in Eurasia:
https://www.nyest.hu/media/a-kiallit...rtja.png?large