Did Mongol invasion changed the genetic structure of Central Asia?

[RenaRyuguu]

What the fuck are you smoking?

If you want to actually trip and see weird shit from behind your eyeballs drop some good quality acid. If you want to talk to real aliens drink some ayahuasca.

Moshi moshi

[PaleoEuropean]

Central Asia has been Aryan/Turkic/Mongloid since the beginning of time

[jingorex]

the HU intensifies!!!!

[Annihilus]

Central Asia has been Aryan/Turkic/Mongloid since the beginning of time

That's a bit of a stretch, Mongoloid is only 7000 years old.

[PaleoEuropean]

That's a bit of a stretch, Mongoloid is only 7000 years old.

They share common ancestors

[sean]

Moshi moshi

I'll bet your pronouns are konichiwa and shinkansen.

[Crimson Winds]

Yes. Before the invasion politics, demography and social structure in Central Asia was based on co-existence between Turks and Iranics(Sogdians mainly). Iranics were living in the big cities playing major role in bureaucracy and trade while Turks were at the steppes forming the military and elites. However, Mongols razed almost every major city at Central Asia/Turkestan and most Iranic population faded while most of the Oghuz Turks left Turkestan for Anatolia. What was to come was a shift from Turco-Iranic to the Turko-Mongol tradition.

[Tellmewhy]

Yes, they were more West Eurasian by DNA before Mongol invasions.