Turkey claims that its ancestors were Huns, but what are the Turks of today?

Turkey is a country that straddles two continents, Europe and Asia, and in the history of the Turks established the glorious Ottoman Empire, which forced Europe to re-establish the road to Asia, so that there were Caucasians.

Turkey is a country that straddles two continents, Europe and Asia, and "Turkey" is another translation of the Chinese word "Turkic", which means "Turkic".

Turkey claims that its ancestors were Huns, but today's Turks are Caucasian for other historical reasons.

The Turks say that their ancestors were Huns and the Turks are Caucasians, and the two do not conflict.

The Turks, whether they are Huns or Caucasians, are an excellent people.

Caucasians have little to do with their ancestors being Huns, you can't say that.

Historically, Turkey was located in the north, but with the changes of history, the map of the earth has changed.

The Seljuks took advantage of the weakening of the Arab Empire to invade the Iranian plateau and conquer Iran.

The Turks are Caucasians.

The Turks are the majority ethnic group of the Republic of Turkey, and the vast majority of them are Muslims, dating back to the Ottoman Empire. Most are of Anatolian ancestry, Greeks, Caucasian peoples, Kurds, as well as ancient Hittites and Lydians, and later the inhabitants of the Balkans.

The Turks were first mixed with the Greeks of the Baizai and the Chatines. After 1071, the founding of the state in Anatolia began, and a large number of Oghuz people entered in the post-Mongol Ilkhanate era, which was the real foundation of the era.

This ethnic group is mainly distributed in Turkey, Germany, France, and some other countries such as Iraq, Azerbaijan, Northern Cyprus, Greece, Russia, Bulgaria, Georgia, Macedonia, Kosovo, Bosnia, Romania, Austria, Britain, the Netherlands, Belgium, Liechtenstein, Australia, Central Asia, North America, etc.

Europa.

The descendants of the remnants of the Eastern Roman Empire, the original inhabitants of the Mediterranean, and the Turkic tribe speak Turkish, which belongs to the Oghuz branch of the Turkic language family of the European Altaic language family. In 1928 it was switched to the Latin alphabet. They believe in Islam and are mostly Sunni.

The Turks are of mixed descent from the Western Turks. After the Western Turks were destroyed in the Tang Dynasty in the 7th century, the Seljuks of the Oghuz tribe moved from Central Asia to West Asia and Europe, where they combined with the local Persians. Osman I founded the Ottoman Empire in 1299.

By May 29, 1453, Mehmed II captured Constantinople and destroyed the Byzantine Empire, reaching its peak in the 16th and 17th centuries, especially during the reign of Suleiman I, ruling across three continents: Europe, Asia and Africa. Therefore, the Ottoman monarch Sultan regarded himself as the lord of the world, inherited the culture of the Eastern Roman Empire and the simplified Islamic culture, and the Eastern and Western civilizations were united in it. After the First World War, the empire collapsed and was colonized by European powers.

In 1919, under the leadership of Kemal, an armed struggle for national liberation was launched, overthrowing the feudal dynasty, repelling foreign aggression, and establishing the Republic of Turkey in 1923.

Summary. The main ethnic group of Turkey.

The main ethnic group of Turkey.

The Turks are a Europa people, the original inhabitants of the Mediterranean, remnants of the Eastern Roman Empire, who speak the Turkish language.

In 1928 it was switched to the Latin alphabet. They believe in Islam and are mostly Sunni. Osman I founded the Ottoman Empire in 1299.

By May 29, 1453, Mehmed II captured Constantinople and destroyed the Byzantine Empire, reaching its peak in the 16th and 17th centuries, especially under Suleiman I, ruling across Europe, Asia and Africa. Therefore, the monarch of the Ottoman Empire regarded himself as the lord of the world, inheriting the envied culture of the Eastern Roman Empire and the Islamic culture, so that the Eastern and Western civilizations were integrated in it. After the First World War, the empire collapsed and was colonized by European powers.

In 1919, under the leadership of Kemal, the armed struggle for national liberation was carried out, the feudal defense of the Zhongjian dynasty was overthrown, foreign aggression was repelled, and the Republic of Turkey was established in 1923.

The Huns belonged to the race.

The Xiongnu were ancient northern nomadic peoples in ancient China, rising in the foothills of the Yinshan Mountains in present-day Inner Mongolia. According to the "Historical Records: The Biography of the Huns", the Xiongnu, the descendants of their ancestor Xia Hou, are also called Chunwei. Above Tang Yu, there are mountain rong, lynx, meat porridge, living in the northern barbarians, and moving with animal husbandry.

The Xiongnu in ancient Chinese books were a powerful nomadic people who dominated the north of the Central Plains in the late Qin and early Han dynasties.

The users of the slate tomb culture in central and eastern Mongolia may be the common ancestors of the Xiongnu and Donghu, both of whom belong to the North Asian type of the race ethnically, and they are homologous in terms of germology, close in geographical range, and similar in cultural characteristics.

The Xiongnu and Mongols may have been of the same ethnic origin. Of course, it cannot be said that the Huns were the direct ancestors of the Mongols, who were already very distant in time.