June 25, 2009
What do Hungarians and Turks feel because their Mongolian roots?
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Hungarian: children of the Huns and Magyars … Mongoloid tribes who lived in the border of Asia and Europe … Attila the unno, was the first Hungarian Mongoloid Turkish: the ancient Turks lived in Central Asia and Mongolia, and after it, were converted into Islam by the Arabs … but their roots are the Turks and Mongols Mongol languages belong to the family of Sama … FAMILY altaica
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Hungarian: children of the Huns and Magyars … Mongoloid tribes who lived in the border of Asia and Europe … Attila the unno, was the first Hungarian Mongoloid Turkish: the ancient Turks lived in Central Asia and Mongolia, and after it, were converted into Islam by the Arabs … but their roots are the Turks and Mongols Mongol languages belong to the family of Sama … FAMILY altaica
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I'd say that they accept their roots, but I'm sure they haven't forgotten it. It's a proud heritage, but I can imagine that the are beyond that.
If you read that far, then you know that those Mongoloids, the descendants of the Huns under Attila, invaded France and were finally defeated there. In other words, basically all Modern Europeans have Mongolian ancestors.
So, what is your point?
Turks may have Mongolian ancestors, but their main ancestral roots are from the Tigris-Euphrates River Valley: that's why they are considered part of Arabia. (Old school.)
Why should they necessarily feel anything?