Korelilerin Türklerin Soyundan Geldiğinin Tarihi Belgesi

Coson ve Koryo İmparatorluğunun öncesine dayanan soyağacı belgesinde Korelilerin GökTürk Soyundan geldiği ve Korelilerin de Türk olduğu belgelenmiştir.

[@ibrahimkaraduman6330]

Ne güzel göktürk soyu dünyanın ta nerelerine uzanıyor asil milletiz Türk ve kimligini taşıdıgıma onur ve gurur duyuyorum. Türk her daim vardı ve var olacaktır. İnşallah

[@gulnihalsenol4890]

Kore dizilerini,özellikle eski kore dizilerindeki bazı adetler,görenekler Türk örf ve adetleriyle çok benzerlik gösteriyor,Koreliler genel olarak iyi niyetli,yardımsever,aileye bağları kuvvetli,tarihsel değerlelerine bağlı insanlar,ama emperyalizm bir çok toplumda kültür diye birşey bırakmadı,yeni nesiller genelde emperyal kültürün kurbanı olmuş durumda

[@1WhiteScientist]

İnanırım çünkü bunlar bizim gibi duygusal yönlari daha ağır basan bir milletler. Diğer asya ırklarına göre bizim kafa yapısına daha yakınlar.

[@yanlizhunlu5664]

ural altay dil ailesne mensubuz bir akrabalık olması doğal şasılacak birsey yok

[@mehmetince2885]

Koreliler Japonlar Finler Türkler ile akraba ülkelerdir bilgilenelim lütfen

[@AAA_2039.]

Zaten bu korelilerin dilinin altay dil ailesine mensup olmasının genel bir göstergesidir arkadaşlar

[@hic1878]

Koreliler ve Japonlar köken olarak Türk bence.

[@attilahun3344]

Kore 🇰🇷 Türk 🇹🇷

[@tealcrystal6088]

Don't know how to add subs, will translate below: *Why do Koreans call Turks blood brothers? Is it because we were a part of the Korean War? Of course not. Because we are actual, blood related siblings. Let's take a look at the origins of this siblinghood with historical documents.* After the tea ceremony, we're visiting a small, private museum that belongs to an individual. Don't be fooled by it's size, you can almost learn the entirety of Korean History from this small museum. The pieces here are really ancient, dating back to thousands of years. There's also a safe inside, in which very special historical documents are stored. The owner, *name*, shares with us profound information using documents. +We came to Yeto (?) Museum, the owner *name* is with us. This museum has 2000 year old artifacts, so you can find the history of Korea in here. I really couldn't believe the things I saw. The gentleman will tell us now. -Approximately 50.000 different artifacts are here, some of which are ancient paintings, writings, family trees, and porcelain goods used by monarchs. +Here, is the Hisory of Korea, then -Of course. +But do you have any documents? -Yes we do. Let's show you a document which is of great interest, a document that is older than the Joseon and *name* empire. A family tree that shows Korea and Turkey come from the same lineage. +This is very important. In a moment, we are going to see an ancient document. This really is important. I'm very excited right now. Is it stored in this safe? -Yes. We don't usually show this document to every visitor; however you come from a really special country, Turkey, our sibling county which helped us with the Korean War. That's why I'll make you an exception and show you the document. Normally I keep it well hidden. +How old is it? - Around 500 years old. We do have other documents too, but this is the one that concerns you the most so we'll show you now. +We have opened the safe. Ooh, they are all historical, right? -You can't see that many historical artifacts together in another museum in Korea. Even if you can, you can only look at them through reinforced glass, just like in Topkapı Palace. We can touch these documents. (She reiterates). This one right here is the one that concerns us, the one we've mentioned before, the document related to our leniage.*(subs say the same thing)* -The thing you're looking at is a document which shows the lineages of all the kings, our ancestors. Here, where he's pointing at, symbolizes Göktürks. He's talking about the relation of Turks and Göktürks. During the Göktürk era, the Turks traveled towards the West and Koreans traveled towards the East and came to where they are now. That's why, Koreans and Turks are, historically, blood brothers +So, we (Turks) come from the same lineage as Koreans, and this has been proven with a document, as you can see here. The original document, a family tree, obtained from the king's hidden treasure. We come from the same lineage. This is a huge deal, right. -Yes, yes. For years, we've been talking about our siblinghood, relating it to the Korean War in 1950. Actually, it dates to earlier, documents which state we both come from the Göktürks exist.

[@honeysmell5123]

Anladiiim bende diyorum niye kan çekiyo😂

[@suedaozturk9931]

Bazı atasözü ve deyimlerimiz de aynı kültürlerimizde aslında benzerlik gösteriyor

[@m.selcukerginay7342]

Turan ırkı sağ olsun. ...

[@zombifilmleriturkcedublaji8815]

Ural-Altay ailəsindənik. Ona görədir

[@eminolunankalp1670]

Demek o yüzden seviyoz ha

[@Turkced]

🇰🇷💗🇹🇷

[@mymochiejm1796]

keşke Korece alt yazili olsaydi

[@bts_armybts_army1212]

Qoxumuq😅😍ne qozelll😍😍aww

[@commentrtr228]

Guney kore

[@zekiveliditogan1386]

Aynı dil grubundaniz

[@beratveakifkardesler598]

Yaaa ben onlarla değil japonlarla kan kardeş olmak istiyorummmm😭😭😭😭