Nope, that stems from Turkish state propaganda. Mehrdad Izady states the names of some Kurdified Turkish tribes, and the Qoçgiri are not amongst them.
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There are like 10 results here in this thread. Alevi Kurds seem to have have evaluated eurasian if you compare them to Yezidis.
https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...-Alevi-results
Are Kurds in Turkey all Turkish-speaking and/or bilingual?
Not sure how reliable this is but I found this. Mostly L and G which makes sense for a neolithic/Caucasian population
https://4.bp.blogspot.com/-qpDBHPbdh.../ydnatablo.png
Thank you. Difference between West Trabzon and East Trabzon is interesting too. West almost has no haplogroup L.
West:
https://1.bp.blogspot.com/-GLip8G_MP...%2Btrabzon.png
East:
https://4.bp.blogspot.com/-PoLF5V-Yd...%2Btrabzon.png
Bunalim's father from Trabzon is J2a, I believe.
It depends on individual cases. But for example most of Kurdish villages in the home city of my parents are turkified, but everyone knows who is a kurd or who not.
I don’t want to ignite a discussion so i wont respond to this question anymore. Tribes in Turkey are well researched, regardless of your ethnicity. Claiming here that scientifical research is just propaganda of a state is bullshit and sometimes i cannot respond to this kind of bullshit anymore, honestly discussions aren’t enriching anymore with those kind of backwardness. Not everyone must have the same opinion or thoughts, i know but at some point this cool threads/discussions lose the charm. Turkey is interested in to spot the distribution of all ethnicities and their origin since last years. Reason for that is for example some stupid maps like some members have in their signatures. That is often criticized as partitioning or whatever. Here i must to laud Turkush historians for their great work about that and i say that as someone who often criticizes Turks in this science. I know many are just trolling, i am here as someone who is interested in history and genetics. But that shit becomes boring...
According to Bender this is the splendid and academic work of a Turk historian 'Əli Rza Özdəmir'. According to this i'm a Yoruk.
https://axar.az/news/toplum/95261.html
Əşirət (Tayfa) Adı: Balik, Balikan
Yaşadığı Yerlər: Ərbil, Revanduz, Tunceli (Mazgirt)
Boyu: Yörük
I must applaud their research though. Honestly, they've literally listed every Kurdish tribe and assigned a Turkic subgroup origin to them.
I really wish it is a parody, but it is not.
https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...=1#post6591064
From the first thread but at that time there was no updated oracle. Some Levantine Arab (his half Russian son is apparently called 'Canaan', lol)
# Population Percent
1 Caucasus 37.93
2 Southwest_Asian 22.42
3 Gedrosia 11.58
4 Atlantic_Med 10.97
5 Northwest_African 7.53
6 East_African 5.41
7 North_European 2.13
8 South_Asian 1
9 Southeast_Asian 0.55
10 East_Asian 0.48
Distance to: Abdelsalam
4.13236010 Syrian_C
4.26669661 Palestinian
6.73612648 Jordanians
6.86550799 Syrian_A
7.20229824 Lebanese_Muslim
8.77540882 Syrian_B
8.88032094 Syria_SW_Christian
8.98503756 Palestinian_Christian
9.43530074 Lebanese_Christian
10.00400420 Nusayri_Turkey
Target: Abdelsalam
Distance: 2.1969% / 2.19686505 | ADC: 0.25x
64.6 Syrian_C
20.0 Coptic
6.2 Georgian_Svan
4.8 Mandean
4.2 Iran_Mazandaran
0.2 Ethiopian_Jews
Pretty sure a Jordanian from Amman - I wonder if he has some Turkoman or Circassian ancestry
Gedrosian: 11.07
Siberian: 1.37
Northwest_African: 5.98
Southeast_Asian: 0.00
Atlantic_Med: 11.47
North_European: 3.90
South_Asian: 0.05
East_African: 4.78
Southwest_Asian: 21.92
East_Asian: 1.21
Caucasus: 35.96
Sub_Saharan: 2.28
Distance to: Jordanian
3.78569677 Syrian_C
3.90064097 Palestinian
6.77918137 Syrian_A
7.28465511 Lebanese_Muslim
7.41218591 Jordanians
7.88888459 Syrian_B
10.06221646 Iraqi_Baghdad
10.11550295 Palestinian_Christian
10.12939287 Syria_SW_Christian
10.37959537 Nusayri_Turkey
10.62132760 Lebanese_Christian
11.35928061 Egyptian
12.26678442 Turk_Cyprus
12.96707369 Iraqi_Jew
13.37484206 Kurdish_Jew
13.53733726 Iranian_Jew
13.99077911 Mandean
14.20859247 Greek_Cypriot
14.26296603 Turk_Southeast
14.73223676 Turkmen_Iraq
14.95821848 Assyrian_South
15.10017881 Assyrian_West
15.41390930 Azeri_Jew
15.55443667 Turk_Central_East
15.66811412 Assyrian_North
Target: Jordanian
Distance: 1.3186% / 1.31860015 | ADC: 0.25x
84.6 Palestinian
5.8 Egyptian
5.4 Nogai
2.4 Lak
1.0 Kumyks
0.4 Luhya
0.2 Lezgin
0.2 Selkup
Pretty sure a Jordanian from Amman - I wonder if he has some Circassian ancestry down the line
Gedrosian: 11.07
Siberian: 1.37
Northwest_African: 5.98
Southeast_Asian: 0.00
Atlantic_Med: 11.47
North_European: 3.90
South_Asian: 0.05
East_African: 4.78
Southwest_Asian: 21.92
East_Asian: 1.21
Caucasus: 35.96
Sub_Saharan: 2.28
Distance to: Jordanian
3.78569677 Syrian_C
3.90064097 Palestinian
6.77918137 Syrian_A
7.28465511 Lebanese_Muslim
7.41218591 Jordanians
7.88888459 Syrian_B
10.06221646 Iraqi_Baghdad
10.11550295 Palestinian_Christian
10.12939287 Syria_SW_Christian
10.37959537 Nusayri_Turkey
10.62132760 Lebanese_Christian
11.35928061 Egyptian
12.26678442 Turk_Cyprus
12.96707369 Iraqi_Jew
13.37484206 Kurdish_Jew
13.53733726 Iranian_Jew
13.99077911 Mandean
14.20859247 Greek_Cypriot
14.26296603 Turk_Southeast
14.73223676 Turkmen_Iraq
14.95821848 Assyrian_South
15.10017881 Assyrian_West
15.41390930 Azeri_Jew
15.55443667 Turk_Central_East
15.66811412 Assyrian_North
Target: Jordanian
Distance: 1.3186% / 1.31860015 | ADC: 0.25x
84.6 Palestinian
5.8 Egyptian
5.4 Nogai
2.4 Lak
1.0 Kumyks
0.4 Luhya
0.2 Lezgin
0.2 Selkup
Another Jordanian:
Gedrosia 9.85 Pct
Siberian -
Northwest_African 5.79 Pct
Southeast_Asian -
Atlantic_Med 14.17 Pct
North_European 1.12 Pct
South_Asian 0.87 Pct
East_African 6.94 Pct
Southwest_Asian 23.21 Pct
East_Asian 0.45 Pct
Caucasus 34.15 Pct
Sub_Saharan 3.45 Pct
Another Kocgiri Kurd from Turkey:
Gedrosia 25.06 Pct
Siberian 1.37 Pct
Northwest_African 0.82 Pct
Southeast_Asian -
Atlantic_Med 8.74 Pct
North_European 6.19 Pct
South_Asian 3.14 Pct
East_African -
Southwest_Asian 13.82 Pct
East_Asian -
Caucasus 40.84 Pct
Sub_Saharan -
Palestinian from Israel
Pali,10.72,0,5.82,0.33,16.18,2.66,1.44,4.1,20.66,0 ,38.09,0
Distance to: Pali
3.93631808 Syrian_C
3.98391767 Syrian_A
4.53756543 Lebanese_Muslim
5.26941173 Palestinian
6.70906104 Nusayri_Turkey
7.37263861 Syrian_B
Target: Pali
Distance: 1.4710% / 1.47099187 | ADC: 0.25x
46.8 Syrian_C
33.8 Syrian_A
10.0 Greek_Cypriot
8.4 Morocco_Jews
0.8 Ethiopian_Jews
0.2 Dhurwa
I don’t need money from anyone, just have other priorities as a student. Besides of that I have other interests which also have precedence. Even if i would have results, i won’t post them here in this forum.
My attitude wouldn’t change, neither if i would get 0% nor if i would get 20% east eurasian, regardless of that i doubt my result would be different than an average Turk.
Thats pretty wild. The title to his page Türk kökənli kürd tayfaları Araşdırma translates Kurdish tribes of Turkish origin - Research. So according to him every kurd is a turk, Even
Kurmanji kurds Gürmanç / Kurmanç are Afshars . Theres even some Kurd tribes ive never heard of such as Tatar tayfası. Would have been nice for him to post some references.
I wonder how he would explain the big diversity of kurdish dialects or kurdish being closer to Parthian than farsi to parthian lol
Well, the map is in your signature is made in 1998 by someone who obviously never visited those regions. They always show Adana/Osmaniye as "Lak Kurds" even though the only local tribes there are Varsak and Afshars, because a British report in the 19th century claimed that there were "Laks", where are those Laks now? The map is bullshit. Osmaniye is full of nationalist Turks, where MHP wins.
You fight those people from every ethnicity - meanwhile Kurdish history pages claim Ancient Greeks
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EdzLUmmW...jpg&name=small
Look both Kurds and Turks have no shame, they claim everything. Now move on and keep posting Gedmatch results.
I am out here, i didn’t claim anything what this donkey ass addicted monkey is spreading here.
But there is no village who is Lak and speaks the language - maybe some settled there but it doesn't make the region "Lak Kurds". The region was armenian-turkish mixed, especially areas like Kozan. Also Dortyol is shown as "Canpolat" again no village with such tribe exists in the region. It's made up for justifieing such maps. Notice how there is always dot in Hatay/Dortyol shown as kurdish majority (which is not true at all)
https://www.edmaps.com/assets/images..._territory.png
Imagine showing this region as kurdish.
http://umap.openstreetmap.fr/de/map/...7.2932/36.4581
I also read once that all Afshars and tribes listed as "Turkmen" in Anatolia were in fact Kurdish.
So I guess the ignorance goes both ways
I don't want to dismiss all these theories right away, but thankfully a lot of them are not accepted by the mainstream academia.
Moving on. I've found an interesting sample titled Sakrat Palu. Sakrat was originally an Armenian village in Palu (Elazig) but now is mostly Kurd.
Gedrosia 22.59 Pct
Siberian 0.39 Pct
Northwest_African 1.85 Pct
Southeast_Asian 0.83 Pct
Atlantic_Med 11.44 Pct
North_European 3.34 Pct
South_Asian 0.50 Pct
East_African -
Southwest_Asian 14.98 Pct
East_Asian -
Caucasus 44.03 Pct
Sub_Saharan -
Target: sakratpalu
Distance: 3.4470% / 3.44703960 | ADC: 1x
55.6 Zaza
44.4 Azeri_Jew
Although he is Kurd like, the sample deviates from the Kurdish average. It has low South Asian, low North European and high Caucasus.
There is a turkish village Seydilli in Palu which has been there for 200 years, wonder how they would score.
https://www.houshamadyan.org/fileadm...54428ad6e2.jpg
Guys, trolling should have no place here. Just saying. 1-2 posts are okay but no more.