Origins of the Hungarians

[@yamizo2706]

Hungarian language is really mysterious and attractive for a Japanese like me. It is written in Latin alphabet but basically the word order is more similar to my native tongue than European languages. I hope more researches will be done and make a progress about its origin. P.S. Thank you Hungarian people for a lot of replies. I learned lots of things that I don't know and understood how Hungarian people are proud of their origins. I've been to Budapest which is a stunning city. It literally overwhelmed me with the beautiful buildings such as Mátyás church. I knew surname comes first and given name comes after as for Hungarian people's name, which is rare in the world and only 4 or 5 east Asian languages follow that order as far as I know. So I was really interested in and have just learnt Hungarian for a month on my own(sorry I forgot most of it) and had a bit strange feeling that I could make a sentence in Hungarian more intuitively than English. Anyway, if comparative linguists discover some more, we will be able to see whether there is some kind of link between both languages. Köszönöm szépen!

[@5925-p1b]

Technically there's no word order in Hungarian. If you take a simple sentence in English, like "Peter traveled to England yesterday", you have a strict word order, unless you break up the sentence with commas. In Hungarian the same sentence "Péter Angliába utazott tegnap" would be correct using any of the 24 possible combinations. "Angliába utazott Péter tegnap" and "Tegnap Péter Angliába utazott" and "Péter elutazott tegnap Angliába" are equally correct. All 24 combinations have the same meaning in general, but the beautiful thing is that, by changing the word order, you change the emphasis, so while the general meaning of the sentence never changes, they still mean slightly different things to a Hungarian speaker. You'll use a different word order depending on whether you're making a statement (and which part of the statement you're emphasizing), answering a question, correcting someone, etc. It sounds very complex and confusing, but it all comes naturally for a native speaker.

[@user-gf9rc5ou8w]

they share some words suprisingly. Theyre just slightly changed. "Mizu / Viz" "Meenda / Meendenki" I forgot some other ones

[@peter-df6wl]

This is a Hungarian pom. the performer portending to be a Japanese saying Hungarian words what sounds like Japanese. 😁 kzbin.info/www/bejne/iKjCaJJ5nLp5fLc

[@balazsvarga1823]

Japanese and some other east Asian languages share the same date and name order too. Plus, oddly, the turkic for father is ata, the hungarian is atya/apa, the japanese is oto. Though baka means something different, an old world for the lowest rank of soldiery. Literally, "boot-men" or "footman" .

[@UrantiaBG]

yamizo hi brother. search about the Bulgarian king Khan Mo-Toun.

[@EduardMicu]

I'm Romanian but I'm always willing to learn and understand my neighbours as a form of respect. This documentary helped me a lot, thank you. Greetings to the Hungarian people.

[@andrasandras4608]

Greetings from Hungary buddy!

[@MsBetke]

Salut Eduard , de la un maghiar ardelean 👋

[@EduardMicu]

@@MsBetke Salutare si tie, respectele mele!

[@jozsefvadon3086]

The huge population of the Carpathian basin could not be assimilated by the small number of Hungarians. This claim is nonsense. So it did not happen that the Szávs, Valchs, Turks, etc. they forced their language on him. What happened was that they assimilated linguistically into the farming people of the Carpathian Basin. The arrivals (Bashkirs) did not speak Hungarian, but the language of the ancient European people who have lived here for thousands of years is what we call the Hungarian language today. Those who arrived in the Carpathian basin (Yamnayaks, Scythians, Sarmatians, Huns, Avars, Germans, Hungarians, Slavs, Turks, etc.) brought with them words that merged into the language called Hungarian today.

[@szakaattila7899]

@@jozsefvadon3086This is the most logical explanation for the survival of the Hungarian language for thousands of years, and Hungarian prehistory researchers already know this, but for some reason they are not allowed to talk about it! If only Árpád's small military people had spoken the Hungarian language, then the western half of the Carpathian basin would have been Germanized a long time ago, and the north-eastern and southern parts would have been speaking some kind of Slavic language a long time ago! In any case, all prehistory researchers now agree that the military tribes of Álmos and Árpád were at least bilingual, and also that some of them spoke some kind of Turkic language. But at the same time, most of the archaeogeneticists and archaeologists say that Árpád's military tribes were much smaller compared to the basic population living here, around 10%-15% of the population of the Carpathian Basin. And these archaeological and archaeogenetic data were also verified by the place name data, since in many places the names of villages were clearly Hungarian names already in the first 11th century data that also applied to the 10th century, where could not find even further away the Mogyerian military cemeteries or graves! But there are, for example, the runes found in the so-called Avar period here in the Carpathian basin, which most closely resemble the later Szekler-Hungarian runes. That's why the experts called this writing the Carpathian basin runic writing, because the punctuation marks match in more than 90%, but such a match was not found anywhere in the East! Historian, archaeologist and linguist Vékony Gábor, who was an expert in the Szekler-Hungarian runic writing, deciphered several such runic texts from the Carpathian Basin Avar period, dating them from the 6th to the 8th century, and his wrote that they were all in Hungarian written, which, according to her, means that the Hungarians already lived here in the Avar period in the Carpathian basin. Ancient historian and classical philologist Dr. Fehér Bence, who deciphered several such runic texts from the Carpathian Basin, in Hungarian, writes that it is certain that Hungarian-speaking peoples lived in the Carpathian Basin during the Avar period as well. But then it should be added that here in the Carpathian basin, much older short scripts matching the signs of the Szekler runic script have been found, such as the Cimmerian scripts of Pannonia or on several Scythian finds, or the punctuation found on discs and clay tablets connected to the Tordos-Vinca culture! But these results are not and do not want to be accepted by the official researchers of the Hungarian Academy dealing with Hungarian prehistory! And in today's Hungary, ancient stone-engraved short writings have been found in several places, the majority of which match the signs of the Szekler-Hungarian runes, but the MTA prehistory researchers do not want to deal with them either! And the Italian professor of linguistics Mario Alinei, who studied the texts of the Etruscans for many years, as part of his "theory of continuity", became convinced that the Etruscan language was an archaic form of the Hungarian language. The basis of the connection is the extraordinary similarity of the names of Etruscan and ancient Hungarian magistrates and other similarities: typologies, lexicon and historical grammar. Mario Alinei wrote a book entitled "Etrusco: una forma arcaica di ungherese", in which he tried to prove that the Etruscan language was an archaic version of an ancient Hungarian language. He then wrote about the ancient European languages in several books, in which he classified the Hungarian language as one of the most ancient languages. According to Alinei's decipherment, one of the Etruscan vases reads: „Nekame uru ital tilen, ital ixe me, mesnamer tansina mulu", which she read with the help of the Hungarian language, and this is how it sounds in today's Hungarian language: „Nekem uram italt tölts, italt idd meg, mézsörmérték legyen az ajándék." The Italian researchers write that the Etruscans called themselves "Tyrsi" or "Tyrsanoi" in the ancient Latin inscriptions, a name which, according to many, is very similar to the name of the most ancient Scythian people in Transylvania, the name of the "Agathyrs" people living in the valley of the Maros river, about whom Herodotus already wrote in In the 5th century. BC. What is very interesting is that this valley of the Maros is exactly where most of the finds of the "Tordos-Vinca" culture were found, where even an ancient city was found there in the last decade, which according to archaeologists is at least 5 thousand years old! I know that it is unbelievable to many, but the name of the Maros river also comes from an ancient Hungarian word, which already appears in Herodotus as Maris, but this word does not mean anything in any other ancient language, only the ancient Hungarian language has the meaning of the words mar-maros! And then it is completely logical why here in Transylvania the rivers mentioned in Antiquity only make sense in Hungarian, and they have not yet been able to really decipher them in other languages. And that's why American anthropologist and cryptologist Grover Sanders Krantz wrote in a book called: "Geographical Development of the European Languages", that the Hungarian language must have been present in the Carpathian Basin when the Indo-European languages spread to Europe. His theory is based on the development of early forms of agriculture, to which the spread of the Proto-Indo-European language was linked. These agricultural developments and tools were such that the people who relied on them could not penetrate the Carpathian Basin, as a result the Indo-European languages avoided that region as they spread. Grover Sanders Krantz came to the following conclusion regarding the origin of the Hungarian language: "...so the Greek language was formed in its current location in 6500 BC, and the Celtic language in Ireland in 3500 BC. The antiquity of the Hungarian language in the Carpathian basin is similarly surprising, I find that its origins go back to the Mesolithic, preceding the Stone Age." But I could list at least ten times more data, all of which speak of the Hungarian language's presence in the Carpathian basin for several millennia, and yet we are at the point where many Hungarians still think that the Árpád's military tribes brought the Hungarian language in the Carpathian Basin! And 99% of people still don't ask themselves the question, when would these tribes, which mainly engaged in warfare, have taught the majority of the people to speak Hungarian, when there weren't even schools in all of Europe, let alone in Hungary?! I'll just note that the first folk schools were built by Maria Theresa in the Hungarian villages in the 18th century, and she introduced compulsory German education everywhere, as she wanted to Germanize the Hungarians, and that's it can't even remotely be compared to medieval conditions! Few people also know that the Hungarian language only became the official language of the Hungarian kingdom in 1844, since until then Latin and German were the state languages, yet despite everything, many millions of Hungarians remained, and even today we are the largest nation in the Carpathian basin!

[@もーりしゃす]

Hello from Japan to all Hungarian people !!! I like Hungary history and study now ❤🇭🇺❤

[@Lopezprieto]

Hello from Hungary, I love to read about Japan's history, it's just as interesting as ours :)

[@もーりしゃす]

@@Lopezprieto I’m glad to hear that! I’m happy that foreigners know Japan’s history !

[@Burgalo2001]

​@@もーりしゃすcause Japan is one of the greatest countries

[@Tora_74]

Arigato! I love Japanese history and culture, too. I once even started to learn your language. The grammar is kinda like ours. Glad you are studying our history!

[@smokeymcpot69]

Are Hungarians always hungry?

[@CRRonaldo201]

Greeting my Hun brothers from Mongolia🇲🇳🇹🇷🇭🇺

[@mrroyale5688]

We also welcome with much love the heirs of Hun culture!

[@DarkKhagan]

Greetings my Mongol brothers from a Hungarian living in the USA! 🇺🇸🇹🇯🇲🇳

[@Don-Coyote-De-Transylvania]

They hate being associated with mongols and Mongolia.

[@RogerSterk]

You have wasted your time to watch and listen the video without understanding anything from it!

[@CRRonaldo201]

​@@RogerSterk i don't talking about the video.

[@gulnaragalyautdinova3635]

We have always known in Bashkortostan that Hungarian ' s our closest relatives, despite different languages. Hope to visit nice Hungary. And hope, we will be able to greet Hungarian's in our beautiful country Bashkort Ile. ❤

[@user-jn6nh7om6e]

We always welcome our Bashkir brothers and sisters here, in Hungary! I hope someday I'll be able to visit Bashkortostan ❤🤍💚 💙🤍💚

[@evasmith2705]

Please , come!

[@byungchoi1681]

Hungary means Big raven or Crow. They are related to Korea as well.The name gary derived from the tribal name Kori or Kerei or Kereit(plural) later became Korea. Hun means large or big or great Hun+gary=great Crow or Raven. All the nomadic Countries in Urasia throughout Mongol and to Korea are descendants of the Tengri.

[@peterjanossy7033]

@@user-jn6nh7om6e Are you neo-Cuman minority boy from Kunság reserve area?

[@user-jn6nh7om6e]

@@byungchoi1681 You have very good points, but originally «Hun» means «10» in most Turkic languages, and Hungary is made up of 10 tribes. But yes, we are Altaic, Turan brothers ❤️

[@sorcy5467]

I was born in Austria but my parents are hungarian from the partium region. During my childhood I wasnt really interested in history or my heritage, but the more I grew and spoke to my parents, the more I got hooked in to the history of my ancestors. Hungary has such a vast history that it's hard to comprehend, sometimes I just sit for hours and read historic events that happened during hungarys early history as a kingdom, but it even goes way way back. I've developed such pride my nation I never knew I had. From Magna hungaria to the battle of pressburg (solidifying their position in europe, a goal that many nomad tribes dreamed about) to eventually defeating the mongols/cumans/pecheneggs after many battles and even helping our polish brothers during their invasion, there is just so so much to know about. I have also visited many places with hungarian minorites in other countrys like Szekelyföld in Romania, Kárpátalja in Ukraine and parts in northern Serbia. As soon as the locals see you speak hungarian, they treat you like a long lost brother/sister and that also compliments the one thing my parents always teached me: Even though history in recent times wasn't to gentle with us and we are seperated in many parts of the world we will always be one - "Egy vérből vagyunk!". Thank you for this video!

[@veronicalogotheti1162]

There were people before there as you heard And yes Austria and Germany is most slav

[@bongdonkey]

Austria is a beautiful country. Salut!

[@jeanneknight4791]

@@veronicalogotheti1162 Oddly, more than 50% of Bohemian old familis and most of the rest of the Czech Republic is not genetically slav. The slavic population is in eastern Moravia and the Polish border.

[@AITreeBranches]

If you watched the video and read so much history you'll understand that those minorities established themselves on those lands as there were already principates and kingdoms with their own culture in those regions, therefore, not sure what great hungaria are you speaking of, the whole nation was controlled by the Habsburg initially as they used hungarians as mercenaries, and they gave your people land for their help and future help. There's nothing Hungarian about hungarians anymore, everything is an interpretation of Austrian culture, the same as Romania is just a reiteration of French and Italian culture, nothing original under the sun. PS: Those minorities refuse to speak the national language of the country they ar living in, I bet you speak german in Austria and ddon't pretend that you speak only Hungarian.

[@drelek5804]

You have very nice parents. God be with them.

[@zazr83]

Hungary is such a different country They have a crazy history, crazy language I'm so proud to have blood coming from this great nation ! Love for Hungary, from France 🇫🇷❤️🇭🇺

[@Jackson-uk8xx]

Linguistics teacher Attila flink immigrated to Sydney,Australia (forget when) & eventually noticed an extraordinary similarity between certain Aboriginal Australian dialects (of which there are hundreds) & Magyar. He was granted access to rooms reserved for high academics at the Royal Mitchell Library Sydney, Aus & spent much of his late life researching this. He died 2016 I think & supposedly according to friends his work was confiscated. Just interesting i thought.

[@zazr83]

@@Jackson-uk8xx Wow, now THAT'S something absolutely crazy I guess I have even more research to do on what ethnicity is related to the Magyars

[@Jackson-uk8xx]

@@zazr83 I don't know if there's much of an ethnic connection, an aboriginal & Hungarian are seemingly polar opposite in this regard. Makes the language connections all the more bizarre. Perhaps there's an ancient universal forgotten language? Either way I'm not terribly educated on the matter. Things like this tend to get forgotten to history quite deliberately imo. 🖖

[@zazr83]

@@Jackson-uk8xx I'm kind of sure that there was a universal language at some point, but this is strange, because as far as I know, Magyar was supposed to be a Finno-Ugric language so if there was a universal language, that language family needed to be icelated for a long time to have things in common Australian dialects But I'm not a linguist or anything and I may be wrong on the whole point

[@Jackson-uk8xx]

@@zazr83 yes far beyond my year 10 certificate education. Glad to share with you, happy researching.✌️

[@arekhautaluoma4276]

Hi, Canadian here, 1/4 Finn! Great video! Love the collection of research.

[@ariya3833]

Greetings to the people of Majarestan (land of the Magyars) from Iran. 🇭🇺 ❤️

[@drelek5804]

Our ancestors lived in the region of Iran from 250 to 225 AD. The proto-Hungarian tribes' area was at lake Urmia, together with the Varkun tribes (later on Avars). That is why there are so many overlapping of our cultures and languages. My dentist is from Iran and speaks fluently in Hungarian practically with no accent. Is it just a coincidence? I hardly believe it.

[@markcynic808]

Same love of living under dictators. No coincidence at all.

[@accaeffe8032]

@@markcynic808 🤦 you just felt that you want to watch this video and comment.

[@markcynic808]

@@accaeffe8032 No. That's your reason for spouting senseless rubbish.

[@katalinhalom7960]

@@markcynic808 What an idiotic remark.

[@kakha4362]

My big respect to Hungary. Greetings from Georgia 🇬🇪 👍✊

[@Tuskevari]

Hey georgian! I was in your WONDERFUL country back in 2017. Kutaisi, Gori, Kazbegi (Gergeti), Msketha, Tiblis. I want to get back with my whole family next summer, must visit the saeshore too, and taste your brandy!

[@AndrisGameDev]

Madloba! :)

[@NecmettinUsta]

Give me batum

[@mysteriousDSF]

As a Hungarian I am infinitely grateful that you created this video.

[@alalbatross6549]

​Nobody spoke Hungarian prior to mid nineteenth century. Official language was Latin. Than, they decided to create new nation and made a hosh posh of myths and legends with no basis in reality. That is why in this piece of shit video they clearly say "nobody knows what the origin of Hungarians is, nobody knows where they came from..." And that is true. Hungarian nation is artificial and their language was invented hybrid of words taken from other nations. Where is the truth? In this video in part that says that in male population of todays Hungary only 6% has Asian origin. Other proof? The music. Real Hungarian music is of Asian origin pentatonic (musical stone age) acording to Zoltán Kodály and Belá Bartók that modern Hungarians hate. Instead, they listen to modern octatonic scale taken by Slovaks along with Slovak national clothes Kroje (pronounced "kro-yeh") and Slovak Čardáš (CHAHR-dahsh). How was artificial Hungarian nation created? "The official language in Hungary, as part of the Habsburg Monarchy, was Latin until 1844, so the church registry books were kept in Latin. The Law on the Hungarian Language to the people (Article II17) from 1844, Hungarian became official for a short time (5 years). With the collapse of the Revolution 1848/49. German became the official language until the Austro-Hungarian settlement in 1867. In Hungary, on December 18, 1894, two laws entered into force, the Law on civil marriage (Article XXXI21), that is, on the obligation to conclude a civil marriage and the Law on State Registers (Article XXXIII22). that all entries in the register books are made exclusively in the official (Hungarian) language. The following year it was adopted order of the Ministry of Internal Affairs no. 86.225/189524 which regulated the registration of non-Hungarian baptismal names, i.e. the method of name translation. To make the task easier for registrars, the order contained a list of personal names with a translation, which was compiled in 1893 by the Hungarian Academy of Sciences (Magyar Tudományos Akadémia) and on which translations (that is, counterparts) were found, such as: Aleksandar - Sándor, Stevan - István, Ladislav - László, Suzana - Žužana (Zsuzsanna), Lenka - Ilona (Ilona), etc." My father Bozidar born January 7th 1921 was officially, Silvester. The Law on the Hungarian Language in Education (Article XVIII7) passed in 1879 the Hungarian language was introduced as a compulsory language in all non-Hungarian schools. Based on the Law on the Names of Settlements and Other Places (Article IV) adopted in 1898. year, the Ministry of Internal Affairs ordered a (massive) name change settlements and other geographical locations. In 1900, only 60% of the total population knew Hungarian language. analysis of the census results from 1780 and 1910 leads to data that the share of the Hungarian population increased from 29% to 54%, with the fact that in this in the second census (then numerous) Jews were listed as a religious community, i.e. as part of the Hungarian population. During WW II Hungarians wiped out "Jewish Hungarians". Hungarian nation is a well planed and executed genocide. Very existence of it proves it.

[@mysteriousDSF]

@@alalbatross6549 bro wtf 💀

[@mysteriousDSF]

@Hussar of Hungary tell me that you're a virgin Romanian without telling me that you're a virgin Romanian

[@CN_SFY_General]

Is the story correct?

[@mysteriousDSF]

@@CN_SFY_General more correct than what is taught in Hungarian schools. Or at least when I was a schoolkid in the 90's. We effectively didn't go further back than the 800's.

[@MSHARK7-z2b]

I love seeing someone take so much effort to summarize my country’s deep and mysterious history. I live abroad but I am always and forever Hungarian and I save up every year or so so I can go home to visit my family and be with my people. Thank you for making this video 🇭🇺

[@truefact4439]

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[@zsotti60]

Wow. Just wow. Incredible video. As a Hungarian digging myself in this topic, usually use Hungarian sources and stuff, and then i found this video (recommended by YT). HOLY JESUS. It contains everything, even the most recent DNA reserches, the old myths, tales, the amount of pictures, maps. Its probably the best video i have seen. Thank you so much. And thanks to everyone else commenting such positive comments, its really heart warming the love you share.

[@gergelylorincz4818]

To add to this: the research presented in this video is insane. It is better on the topic than quite some Hungarian academic researches. One of the greatest videos I've seen in a while.

[@EasternRomeOrthodoxy]

🤺☦🇷🇺The Scythians were haplogroup N (= Ashkenaz) - not different peoples. Magyars, Avars, Cumans, Pechenegs, Sami, Balts and Sakha are the Scythian race, and they are all Finnic peoples, although Magyars were just the ruling tribe and have no genetical connection to majority of Hungarians who are very mixed

[@drelek5804]

@@EasternRomeOrthodoxy races are: Africans black, Australian black, Mongoloid, and Caucasian (Europid). Scythian means Turani by origin (Sir Henry Rawlinson). Genetic marketing is haplogroup R1a. Túrán Plain is a 1m skm Western Siberian region divided by the river Yenisei, incorporates the lake Urmia, Kara Kum and Kizil Kum deserts. Any other bullshit statement is rubbish.

[@IulianPatache-rf9pj]

Hi there hungarians not gonna like for accepting this.They all claim land in all surrounding area from all the other countries while very well documented that they all came to the Carpatians.More important is how peaople treat eachother rather than stoopid politics that only wants to seed hate among those nations.Good luck to you and everyone

[@drelek5804]

@@IulianPatache-rf9pj as to the dirty role of the politics I completely agree with you. In the 3rd millenium we'd better to face the future together, you Romanians and we Hungarians together. On the other side the major task of the history is to value the present, and prepare for the future - hands in hands. From this aspect, this video is extremely precious. What we, Hungarians have to cope with, in the first place, is not the losses but the frustration over them.

[@glicmathan1771]

This is the best documentary about Hungary and the Hungarian people I’ve ever seen. Thank you!

[@gaborzoltai6965]

Thank you so much for making this. It has made sense of a lot of stuff I was wondering about, having been born in Hungary. The mixture of ethnicities and languages is truly fascinating.

[@kathym1980]

Born in Australia from hungarian parents, proud to be blood relatives of such a unique and wonderful peoples and country I feel more one of them than I do Australian

[@diamondgirl7000]

I’m from Canada but from Hungarians also . I have family who immigrated to Australia back in the day ! 🇭🇺🇨🇦

[@roboticzamat]

Same here! 🍀🙏🌻

[@tulkosgyorgy]

Come back to Carpatian basis is where you belong and learn the language and enrol kids to skool

[@anikomattison7568]

@@kathym1980 no wonder! Australians are somewhat weird(but still lovable)

[@zvonimirknezovic6026]

@@kathym1980 what keeps you in Australia. Since you “feel more one of them… than Australian “ GO. Nobody going to miss you go to those people where you think that you belong and not waist Australian resources on you and other ungrateful people who don’t respect the country that feeds them. Go.

[@neanderthaloid]

I would like to thank you for the accurate English language description of our (Hungarian) origin and ancient culture. I have to tell you, this is the best material what is available in YT. Köszönöm szépen! :)

[@p.b.lindberg8218]

Blessings to you, my Hungarian brethren. Salutations from Finland.

[@mrroyale5688]

Thank you! We also wish God's blessings on the Finnish people!

[@8_x_9.]

We're brothers & sisters with Finn-Ugor/Magor/Magyar.🎉❤😊. 🇫🇮🇱🇺

[@tundemolnar158]

Thank you from Hungary for this well made video. It meant a lot to me that someone is so deeply interested in the history of my people. Reading the comments also made me feel good to see how many countries know Hungarians. I wish you continued success in your work and good health.

[@truefact4439]

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[@robertomeneghetti6215]

En is, szia!

[@istvanpesti5758]

The video was a beautiful tail for children.

[@tundemolnar158]

@@josephwinder6878 Thanks for your rreply. See you in Hungary.

[@bigmacedon]

Greetings from Bulgaria to our Magyar brothers and sisters!

[@KEPPetronella-yi4vy]

We do Like Bulgarian Brothers and Sisters! Greeting to Relatives and we WISHING BULGARIAN PEOPLE ✌ PEACE and HARMONY FOREVER!

[@bogdanuser1010]

Are you ok?

[@kavarnyikferenc3729]

Поздравляю вас из Венгрия 🇭🇺❤️ 🇧🇬

[@SuperLeroy66]

This might just be one of the most brilliant videos I've ever seen on KZbin? This person put a lot of work into this. That needs to be recognized.

[@johnjuhasz612]

A written version would never be published in an academic journal. You are confusing Quantity with Quality.

[@SuperLeroy66]

@@johnjuhasz612 opinions vary.

[@SuperLeroy66]

@@johnjuhasz612 The flag Heraldry speaks for itself. Wink wink.

[@ДеянКънчев-ф4в]

Attila is Bulgarian from Dulo clan hungarian came from old great bulgaria

[@anotherhistoryenthusiast5874]

@@letsspeakhungarian6626 Let's speak Hungarian then. Let's say vér, víz, tűz, jég, tél or veri, vesi, tuli, jää, talvi in Finnish. Let's say menni, adni, élni, úszni, or mennä, antaa, elää, uida in Finnish. Let's say kéz - käsi, nyíl - nuoli, hal - kala, méz - mesi, máj - maksa. The total lack of understanding the complexities of ethnogenesis is often shown by comparing apples to oranges, linguistics to genetics. The two is independent of each other. Two people groups don't have to have similar genetics to speak similar languages. Furthermore if we talk about genetics, you should've mentioned the Klima study too, where Uralic genes were obviously shown in conquest era Magyars. And if you already brought politics into it, let's talk about how the institute of Hungarian research is basically a propaganda factory of the government. It's so blatantly obvious that they have it on their site that they were created solely by the government. Like in the communist era.

[@Artaban695]

Merci beaucoup Monsieur, L'un des meilleures analyses historiques , tout à fait objectif, que je n'ai jamais vu. Très bon travail ! Bravo 👏

[@peterbalogh4176]

This is by far the best summary of the Hungarian origins, even considering Hungarian sources. Thank you for your hard work!

[@subraxas]

Some Slovaks claim that Hungarians were created by ancient Slovaks' throwing and kicking several monkeys across the river Danube and . . . . . that was basically it. 😀 😀 😛

[@letsdothis9063]

​@@subraxas that's terrible. lol people talking smack about others, is a universal phenomenon.

[@subraxas]

@@letsdothis9063 Aye!! 🙂

[@zipperpillow]

Very well done, thank you for your careful restraint and competent analysis of the sources, genetics, linguistics, folklore and logic. Nice work.

[@piercemoghaddam803]

Enjoyed your elaborate and informative documentary very much , I am of Iranian origin and my wife is of Hungarian descent . 🙏🌹❤️🦋🎆

[@arnoldlovas1376]

Thank you for your effort to summarize this very blurrish part of our history. Great job.

[@Ricca_Day]

My boys father is 1/2 Hungarian, 1st born American by his father who fled the incoming Communist “liberation” of Hungary in 1956. I had the privilege of knowing his grandmother, who immigrated with her husband and their 2 sons. She never really learned English, so it was difficult to really learn much, aside from some wonderful recipes. She was a very sad soul, in part because she had moved far away from the Hungarian community in Connecticut where they’d lived initially, in part because her husband was gone for many years, in part because her daughter had stayed in Hungary, and in part because she was so isolated in general, with her sons shrugging off their roots in exchange for American cultural purposes. She was an interesting person though, and I always found her home decor to be quiet charming. Thanks so much for sharing such an expansive overview and for being so thorough. Bravo!

[@grantshearer5615]

My grandmother fled the nazi invasion of Hungary, and my grandfather was captured during the communist liberation, but his guard set him free the night before his execution and he fled to Canada.

[@MAKDavid-1]

@@grantshearer5615 Usually when people say that they ancestors fled Hungary from communist or other groups in modern era they have some Ashkenazi affiliation somewhere in the family for a general false presupposition is that Communist treated somehow Jewish religious sect well. Tivadar Herzl whom is now known as Theodor Herzel like other Jews had flee to more inner Hungary for he like many others where presumed by Slavs to have Deutsch whom where persecuted for being Deutsch or Austrian just as many Hungarian that had more Deutsch type of names. This is one the reason why people dislike Soviet era because they continued where Deutsch national socialist working party left the turning Hungarians against one another .

[@MaxStArlyn]

22:37 Hungarian J’3ωί5h Stories of Origin: Samuel Kohn, the Khazar Connection and the Conquest of Hungary Mari Réthelyi

[@MAKDavid-1]

@@MaxStArlyn Thank you

[@ZPROHASZKA]

This video is very interesting to me, a Hungarian who attended school in 1982. This video is very informative for those who know 2 to 10 decade old version of origins of Hungarians. However, those who did not learn that version in school (non-scholars of international audience) may miss a few facts: Listing also ugric words (wild,blood,fish, numbers 1-6, etc), listing common root words with Finnish language also. It is appreciated much, that the narrator spells a lot of names, unfortunately some amount of them differs from the actual pronounciation. I mention prononcing it after hearing google translator, rather than to be substituted by the artificial word. Thanks very much for this video. Also thanks using up to date published results.

[@jessicamattingly6879]

Wow! Kevin, so much information, I’m going to have to watch it again! I will also be sharing this with a friend who has Hungarian ancestry.

[@angusorvid8840]

I've always loved Hungarian people. They've got a lot of heart and soul. I love the culture, the food, the art, the history, music. So many mathematical geniuses have come from Hungary. Very interesting and important country. One day I shall visit.

[@hungarienness]

God bless you. Where from you? 🇭🇺

[@angusorvid8840]

@@hungarienness Israel

[@nothing4381]

As a Hungarian,I'm glad to hear that. I hope you the bests❤

[@TAROTAI]

Really? Mathematical geniuses? Here are some of the greatest, beginning with: Isaac Newton Euclid. Srinivasa Ramanujan Pierre de Fermat Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz Albert Einstein George Pólya is the only one who made fundamental contributions to number theory, numerical analysis and probability theory. The references I made represent just a few who are geniuses and are not Hungarian by blood or otherwise. Your turn to announce what you call *greatest* & *geniuses* which Hungarians do not fit into that _many_ *genius* or *greatest* category - slow your horses & learn - try some _Gulyás _ goulash & maybe some Jókai Bableves (bean soup)

[@SzilardPc]

@@TAROTAI maybe learn to read? My guy just said ,, so many mathematical geniuses “ , not the greatest 🤡

[@mastermindd]

Thank you for this video! Much love from Hungary

[@christinakiki75]

In Serbian Sator also means like a tent, VAros means city too or varosica , little town, i love the Hungarian people and hungarian food and music, i feel home in Hungary, visited Budapest and the city is absolutely beautiful and amazing , it keeps impressing me.❤❤❤, next time i would love to visit Balatonlake, greetings from Serbia, 🇷🇸❤🇭🇺

[@ZsH85]

vár means castle so város means -with a castle. which meant city back then

[@jafyfaen]

You should have went to the lake first. Not to asphalt iron and fumes

[@DracoDatura]

Greetings from Budapest! I'm sure you will like lake Balaton too! :)

[@christinakiki75]

@@ZsH85 yes that seems logic, thanks for the explanation💯

[@christinakiki75]

@@jafyfaen budapest is a very charming city, i ll Come back!!

[@bazsamester]

Very informative video. As a Hungarian, I truly loved it. Good job mate!

[@subraxas]

Some Slovaks claim that Hungarians were created by ancient Slovaks' throwing and kicking several monkeys across the river Danube and . . . . . that was basically it. 😀 😀 😛

[@truefact4439]

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[@fanzy1338]

Excellent research and presentation. One of the best on the subject to date.

[@motherofslavs8761]

Loved your video. As a Croatian, we share so much history with Magyars.

[@mrroyale5688]

Respect for the Croatian people.

[@maximus5122]

We share genes, White Croats blood.

[@andrasmolnar6146]

We are the countries of the Saint Crown. ~800 years common hitory

[@halebopp8439]

Greetings from Hungary my Croatian brothers

[@johnyblack6896]

Origin Croats or Harhvati also come from Iranian steps....i think also wit Bulgarian we are in some similar people but we mixed with slavic people in are od Sarmatia

[@miareynolds1174]

Greetings to dear Hungarians from Azerbaijan! 🇦🇿❤🇭🇺

[@opeth84]

Wishing all the best to Azerbaijan from Hungary ❤

[@aariley2]

I love Hungary and the Hungarian people. They are so warm and friendly, but also you can still see that fire in them. They are so proud, and rightly so, of their culture, language and food!:)❤️

[@theshamanarchist5441]

They are a bunch of self important Germanic imbeciles. I've worked with loads of them and they are real creeps.

[@generalstack6540]

They are friendly so long as you are not a unfortunate refugee trying to get to Germany

[@yak601]

Every country is full of friendly people, if you got to the touristy places.

[@hungarienness]

@@generalstack6540 See videos: last defender Hungary, last defender of Europe

[@lutheratya1187]

@@generalstack6540 Why would we be friendly towards border violator illegal immigrants, who are travelling through 5-6 safe countries? They should be seeking refuge in the first safe country, and not culture murdering europe.

[@billnadj8277]

Wow, well done sir, this must have been a huge undertaking! As someone who has Hungarian parents, i have alwasy been interested in our origins, and this is the best explanation i have ever seen. I have been told the sound of our language is very unique, now we know why. Kezenem!

[@latakicsi2183]

Hungarians origin,genes kinda show everything, our today hungarian dnapool 95% european and terms of haplogroups very similar like neighbouring german speaking austrians ...

[@antoniescargo4158]

Köszönöm?

[@billnadj8277]

@@antoniescargo4158 I can speak better than write Hungarian!

[@jamjar1948]

Hello from Iran to all Magyar people!

[@-dorkoka2104]

We strongly open towards that as well. And the name of our country in our language: HungaryI never thought of you as Iranians, but as Persians. The holly.. movies lied a lot. I have always known that one of our Hun-magyar components is related to you. The other half of us is the base population of the Carpathian Basin. Among other things, we accommodated here the Alan and Yash Iranian ethnic groups. Policy? We are pushing for you. Religion and distance separate us. But blood and ancestors connect us. Go! We will meet at the holidays of the archery peoples. We strongly open towards that as well. And the name of our country in our language: Magyarország.

[@hungarienness]

Greetings 🇭🇺

[@robertdumicz7309]

@@-dorkoka2104 The carpatian basin was already populated when your ancestors arrived from Asia.

[@R3alGobLin]

@@robertdumicz7309 THE CARPATYANS WAS POPULATED BY HUNS SCITYIANS AND AVARS GYPSY TURCIC IRANIC SANSKRITIC INDIA SPOOK PRAKIT ADOPTED SANSKRITY IN VEDIC LATER AFTER ROMANS WAS PUSHED OUT FROM DACIA IN 270 MASAGETAE WENT IN INDIA OTHER REMAINE IN DACIA KAARS AVARS KHAGANS SCITO HUNS GYPSY TRIBE VLAHI RUMUNII ARE ALBANESE ILIRI SHEPERD MIGRANTS

[@robertdumicz7309]

@@R3alGobLin The romanians are the daco-romans and the language proves it, while your magyars came in the 9th century from Asia.

[@turkvatandasi01]

I offer my most sincere respect and greetings to the Hungarian nation 🙏 Greetings from Turkey 🇹🇷♥️

[@istvanpesti5758]

Maybe turkey name originated from tur-k. People of gates.

[@Ταργιτάος1]

@@istvanpesti5758 But then it is possible that the name Turán also means túr - means dig the mountain or the hill, so is it possible that it could have been the name of the people who built the dams or stood the dam? Or then the explanations of Mario Alinei an Italian linguist would also be true, according to whom the name Toscana - Turscana also originates from here, because in ancient times it was distorted from the name Etruscana, i.e. Trusci or Tursci, into its present form, because these Tursci also lived here mainly in the Carpathian basin or Transylvania and its surroundings, but later the ancient Greeks called them Agathursoi, which the Romans already described as Agathyrsi! I think that the Hungarians can definitely have something to do with the Agathyrs, about whom Herodotus already wrote that they were a Scythian people and lived here in the valley of the Maris - Maros river, exactly where the archaeologists found the 7,000-year-old Tordos culture! According to the wiki dictionary, the origin of the word túr is: túr < Old Hungarian: túr < Proto-Hungarian: tur (hole, drill) < Dravidian: turuvu (dig, hole).

[@balabanasireti]

No. One. Asked

[@jamjar1948]

@is1Ateas2 Actually Turan only was mentioned in the ancient Persian texts such as Shahnameh. In ancient Iranian mythology, Tūr or Turaj (Tuzh in Middle Persian) is the son of the emperor Fereydun. According to the account in the Shahnameh, the nomadic tribes who inhabited these lands were ruled by Tūr. In that sense, the Turanians could be members of two Iranian peoples both descending from Fereydun, but with different geographical domains and often at war with each other.

[@irfanala9169]

​@@jamjar1948Fars kardeş! Sen neler anlatıyorsun? Herkesi İrani yaptın, bir sözüm yok. Farlar İran da azınlıkta.. Bugün bile azınlıktır. 30 milyon Fars varsa 40 milyon Turan halkı var. 5 milyon Arap, 3 milyon Kürt, 7 milyon beluci yaşıyor. Şii sistemi bir arada tutuyor. İran aslı TURK olan halkların yaşadığı yerdir. Tomris Hatun'un Kiros'u ve ordusunu yok ettiğini tarih açıkça yazıyor. Sarmatların, İskit-Sakaların torunu Tomris Hatun Türklerin kadın Ulu Hakanı dır. Zaloğlu Rüstem in yalancı masalıyla Afrasiab adlandırılan Türk hakanına karşı sahte zaferini anlatıp savunun. Gerçek Tomris Hatunun savaş meydanında Kiros'un kesik başını eline alıp zaferini haykırmasıdır. Sarmatların, İskit-Sakaların,Hunlar ın,, Hazarlar ın yaniTuran halkların Farslarla en ufak akrabalığı yoktur. Macarlar ın, Kumanların, Sekellerin, Bulgarlar ın kaynağı Ural dağları güneyinde doğan Türk olmalarıdır. Farslar arayanları asimile etmiş Pakistan, Hindistan etkileşimli dir. Beluciler, Kürdler farsların karışımlı halklarıdır.

[@jgv888]

Now i've always been a proud Hungarian but must admit to have often wondred about my own roots. As you so elequently point out there is so much BS out there, it is hard to know what to believe. I think everybody's history must be honoured, because if you look carefully, we all come from humble beginnings. It is part of who we are, and learning more about our hisotrical DNA, could help us appreciate our lives today. I personally believe, it also heps with watching everbody ele's story with more compassion. So thank you for this wonderful presentation, Julius .

[@MsBetke]

i am Magyar , thank you for this very detailed and well researched short documentary about my people. much appreciated !

[@janosress8974]

Csak az a baj hogy nem igaz. Ennyi energia egy hazugság erősítésére....

[@MsBetke]

@@janosress8974 akkor ugy roviden...meik lenne az igaz , mi lenne az igaz?

[@halljamenjeninnen1310]

@@MsBetke Meik??? hülyegyerek...

[@MsBetke]

@@halljamenjeninnen1310 anyad aki picsajabol ki masztal seggarc ...ez eleg helyes buzi?

[@halljamenjeninnen1310]

@@MsBetke Kussolj be, analfabéta vörös náci. Vagy én fogom be a retkes pofád.

[@friedeseimitdiroxmox4669]

Hungary is a wonderful sightseeing country with nice people , traditions, very good food and drinking.

[@davepike7546]

If you like horse riding, it's very flat, but it's joint Empire left it with a jewel of a Capital.

[@majaolexova7378]

Sure, until your remind them Slovaks lived in current territory of Slovakia before Hungary got created

[@Pincur79]

I love my country and our food🥰

[@llamassy]

Thats a great, detailed and accurate presentation of our history. I am really happy to see such content even as a hungarian myself. :)

[@kosmicheskiprah]

A really beautiful country with so much history and flag that looks very similar to ours. Magyars are cool and intelligent people and one of my best friends is from Érd. We still have street names after Hungarian people in many parts of Bulgaria such as Sofia, Vidin or Shumen for instance. Whilst visiting Budapest and in the outskirts in Gyermekvasút, a Hungarian man told me that we (Magyars and Bulgars) came from Asia, have almost the same name and that most of our neighbours make fun and envious of our rich history. I first thought about it and then laughed. That man was wise! Honest to God, they have a beautiful country and fell in love with their rich history, intriguing and interesting language and yes, their ultra-caloric yet super tasty and diversified cuisine. I really meant it, this is one of my favourite countries. If only we had better politicians making us richer instead of stealing so much. Much respect to all Magyars.

[@natan8071]

respect to you too bro

[@abrahamran9089]

A thumb up for you and do not replay even like to those whom not know what they commenting in replay to you. Peace as your blood is in mey veins and mine is moving in yours veins too.🙏

[@bm.maryana8059]

Yes hungayrians and bulgayrians are asiatic.

[@hik8901]

Well said from Germany 🇩🇪🤝🏻🇭🇺❤️🇧🇬

[@benistiyorrobloxoynamak193]

Macarlar ve Bulgarlar Türktür.

[@Ahszin]

As a Hungarian, I must say, you really know ur stuff, this is the best video on Hungarian ancient history that I have seen in English. Bravo!

[@benistiyorrobloxoynamak193]

Macarlar Turandır, Türktür.

[@hungarysucks67]

Hungary = gypsy paradise 🌈🌈🌈

[@xerxen100]

@@hungarysucks67 at least a paradise fro someone :D

[@hungarienness]

@@benistiyorrobloxoynamak193 Eternal love to Turan 🇭🇺

[@tomwhoknw]

Azért tudja ennyire mert magyar srác. Az akcentusán is hallani. Jól össze van rakva a videó. Jó hogy vannak akik ilyenre is szánnak időt.

[@snipedduck743]

I go to Hungary every year. I wanted to learn about Hungary so I watched this video. And I did learn a lot.

[@indievlognyc4254]

The Onoghurs or Onoğurs or Oğurs (Ὀνόγουροι, Οὔρωγοι, Οὔγωροι; Onογurs, Ογurs; "ten tribes", "tribes"), were Turkic nomadic equestrians who flourished in the Pontic-Caspian steppe and the Volga region between 5th and 7th century, and spoke the Oghuric language.

[@harunbozkurt8936]

These are all Turkish states and kings... Do you know what people confuse? Hun means Turk, Turk means Hun, therefore Hungarians are Turks

[@TheHiddenHistoryChannel]

Strange as I’ve just returned from Budapest and plan a number of related videos. Great channel!

[@maskinisten019]

Respect to Hungary from Albania 👍

[@drelek5804]

Salute to Albania, the pearl of the Adriatic Sea from Hungary. We remember Skanderbeg was a very faithful friend of John Hunyadi. They commonly fought against the Ottomans and Brankowich, the Serbian despot. Let us together remember Apponyi Geraldine, the Hungarian-born Albanian highness. There must be much more common memories on Earth. Brakowich was finally was captured because he have done so with Mihaly Szilagyi fort captain's brother. Hungarian governor, John Hunyadi had the 2nd and 3rd fingers of Brankowich cut, with them, he swore falsy to the Hungarian Kingdom. The friendship of Skanderbeg is still living in Hungarian hearts. Sometimes together with the Skanderbeg brandy😉

[@gabordalmand1274]

A library be filled with the organic alliances of the Albanians & Hungarians - Skander Beg!? -is just one of the signs !!!

[@Roman_Kowalsky]

​@@gabordalmand1274 Skender (simplified from "Iskander" wich is turkish, and Iskander is a turk form of ...Aleksander..) . Beg, or Bey is turkish muslim titule. Iskander or Skender beg was buried in a catholic church, before his death he was ortodox (serb ortodox) from the birth, muslim , catholic, muslim, ...did change his religion as needed. His mother was Voisava or Voislava, serbian ortodox. Some kf gis sisters married serbian nobleman, his brother, Reposh, was ortodox monk and he is burried in serbian monastery in "sveta gora", hilandar monastery. Skender Beg father, is also burried in serbian monastery. Just to add some useful facts .

[@alb-333]

​@@Roman_Kowalsky 😂😂😂 His name was GJERGJ KASTRIOTI! Gjergj Kastrioti son of Gjon Kastrioti,Gjon Kastrioti son of Pal Kastrioti,Pal Kastrioti son of Kostandin MAZREKU (Kastrioti) The surname of Kastrioti tribes was MAZREKU. He's mother Vojsava was from MUZAKA tribes, that's its written in the Testament of Gjon Muzaka 1510.At that time Albanians were Orthodox and Catholic,today in Albania live 500k Orthodox and 600-700k Catholic.

[@alb-333]

​​@@Roman_Kowalsky His family is buried in Hilandar.The tomb is called ARBANASKI PIRG,Albanian Tomb. Serbians were traitors of Hungarian-Albanian-Polish alliance,if the Serbian would be not traitors the end of Ottomans will happened at that time.After betrayal Scanderbeg attacked Brankovic lands as revenge. They married princesses with sultans. Mileva Olivera Lazarevic daughter of car lazar of serbia wife of sultan Bayezit 1,Mara Brankovic Daughter of Djuradj Brankovic wife of Sultan Murad 2. Serbs heroes of Christianity 😂😂😂😂

[@editherman.2555]

Good job! Thank you for investigating the Hungarian / Magyar history!

[@lafielanarchy]

Such a detailed and well done documenteri. Well done.

[@HungarianHorseArcher]

Thank you so much for this video! ♥ I am happy to know somebody learn a lot about the theme before make a one interest, beautiful video like this! Greetings from Hungary. Greetings to all of our Turanian brothers! 🇭🇺

[@hansschermann3400]

Greetings to all our hungarian brothers from Turkey!

[@Adizyali]

🇹🇷💙🇭🇺💙🇦🇿🇰🇿🇰🇬🇲🇳🇹🇲🇺🇿🇫🇮🇪🇪🇯🇵🇰🇷

[@pinkiepie7592]

Greetings from Turkey my blood, my brother! ❤️ Honorable people with amazing country. I just visited Budapest, it was mesmerizing.. ❤️ They called me ‘cousin’ when they learned that i came from Turkey..🇭🇺❤️ Köszönöm! ( They taught me 😂) Long live my blood, proud of you. A proud ‘cousin’ from Turkey. ❤️

[@tabriz.azerbaijan-turk6056]

We love our Hugarian cousins ❤

[@zekun4741]

You said that Hungary being named after the Huns is a misunderstanding but that's not entirely accurate. Genetic studies have found that the Xiongnu are related to the European Huns, based on genetic extraction from Hunnic graves from the Carpathian. All Hungarian chronicles claim descent from the Scythians, and considering that there are many shared words between Hungarian and Ossetian, the closest descendant of the Scythian languages, and as you have pointed out the very large number of Indo-Iranian aka Scythian words in Hungarian, this implies a strong connection between Hungarians and Scythians. Let's not forget that the Greek and Roman historians almost exclusively refer to the Huns as Scythians. Another interesting fact is that now genetic studies reveal that the origins of the Xiongnu is Scythians migrating into the Altai mountains, mixing with the local Altaic populations and then emerging. So we have evidence of the Hungarian-Scythian connection and the Hun Scythian connection. Also, all Kings of Hungary regarded Attila Hun as their role model and the chronicles make no distinction between Huns and Hungarians. Another interesting fact is the Huns are associated with haplogroup Q, which is believed to have emerged from the Altai mountains. Ra1 and N also shows up among the Huns. Haplogroup Q among Hungarians is the highest among the Szekler people, who interestingly claim to be descended from an enclave of the Huns formed in Transylvania after the death of Attila the Hun. So there's definitely evidence to suggest that Hungarians do have a connection to the Huns, other than the myths.

[@drelek5804]

Between the death of Attila and the conquest of Árpád's Hungarians went only 104 years (according to the Julian Calendar!). Árpád is a sixth-generation descendant of Attila (Attila-Csaba-Ed-Ügyek-Előd-Álmos-Árpád) In Chronicon Pictum, the most precious written source of Hungarian history. "I am the first king of Magyars" (written by jr Nicolaus Zrinski, poet and military leader in his poem: Attila). Well known that Attila was born in today's Hungary. his winter capital was Sicambria (Budakalász-Pomáz, outskirt of Buda), and his summer residence was near Szeged. The Hun, Avars and Magyar graves are placed in a mosaic form. We used the same alphabet, and a very similar language, even today modern Hungarians understand Attila's words (see the most frequently quoted Christian prayer, "Our Father" in the common Hun-Hungarian language). Under these circumstances stating that there is no connection between Huns and Hungarians sounds very stupid. Molecular genetics is only one tool, which is worth nothing without classical philology.

[@villovarga3675]

Thank you, for God's sake! the person just mixed up all kinds of information, far from the latest - and scientific research, what a pity, nothing is worth more than a half-truth...

[@ionbrad6753]

Manipulation! "Haplogroup Q among Hungarians is the highest among the Szekler people.." - true, but highest means 1% or so - almost non-existing. Then, historical records are clear: Szeklers were intentionally colonized on the Carpathians, by the Hungarian king, AFTER the Magyar conquest of Transylvania (started around 1000, completed around 1180). There was no Hunnic / Szekler enclave in Transylvania : )

[@ionbrad6753]

@@drelek5804 I know mathematics can be hard to learn but still... "Between the death of Attila and the conquest of Árpád's Hungarians went only 104 years". Well, Attila died in March 453. Arpad lived approx. 845 - 907. So, in some minds 845-453=104. Congrats! You are doing great! But I would not be a real friend if I wouldn't recommend you to attend the first grade in school again. Cheers!

[@drelek5804]

@@ionbrad6753 You should be aware that at the time of Attila's death at least four times were used. Attila's death in 453 AD is deducted from the Gregorian calendar. When Chronicum Pictum was created the history writers used two of them (1) The Julian calendar (-44 years to the Gregorian timing), and (2) Alexander's one (-323 years to the Gregorian timing). Firstly the idea of using Jesus' birth as a starting point for the common era was suggested by a monk, Dionysius Exiguus around 520. At the time of the life of Attila, only the Julian calendar was used. The Gregorian time is valid only from October 4th, 1582. One millennium later. According to another Gesta Hungarorum, the Hungarian conquest took place in 817 (by Alexander). Between 494 and 557 is an acceptable difference. 453-44 is 409. The brother war between Aladar and Csaba (sons of Attila) happened in 410, Csaba's escape to his grandfather, the Byzantine emperor Honorius 410. Honorius lived for 13 years. Csaba's journey to his grand-grandfather, Bendeguz took place in 423. According to another timing, the Conquest happened in 817 (by Alexander). Minus 323 equals 494, according to Julian 453 +104 = 557. This is the best calculation ever. Still, nothing supports the 453 AD year for Attila's death, unless the comfort of the Vatican. The Christian history writers only put an "AD" to the Julian date. References: Heribert Illig: Das erfundene Mittelalter, Ungarn in dem erfundenen Mittelalter. Head up! You are not the first misled by Catholic historians.

[@ferencercseyravasz7301]

Thank you, this is very accurate and objective. And thank you for warning people about the amount of fabricated false histories that are being spread, sold and pushed by certain circles. Trust me, we, Hungarians are more annoyed by that than anyone else.

[@lackoficko2242]

Szia Ferenc,LászLó newyorkbol. Nekem is nagyon nehezemre esik,hogy a saját test véreink ennyire szètzúszták egmást

[@zoltanperei4789]

False histories? Like what?

[@lackoficko2242]

Yes,false historis, wee have all over the world,Hungary and Transilvania.But wee all are the same people,and the rest are only today politics.You are all my brothers and sisters ALL !!! kzbin.info/www/bejne/sJfdgHdrjbV-rMU

[@lackoficko2242]

Kedves magyarságom,a fenti videoban magatokat láthattátok,de nem értitek,mint magatokat sem.,,A hosszu kilencedikben,,Ahol Tót királyúnk,az emlèkez3teinkben,a magyar Gèza Pira-miséib3n,az oroszlány figyelmében,amit ma úgy hívnak hogy sfinx.

[@lackoficko2242]

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[@Bombsquadcomedyshow]

I'm third generation American from a Hungarian family. It's good to learn about the people I come from. Thank you for making this.

[@Ταργιτάος1]

However, this video often leads viewers to very wrong conclusions based on some genetic and linguistic results! For example, it starts only from what archaeologists and thus archaeogenetics first examined, from the analysis of the bones of the very small number of military cemeteries of Mogyerians - Magyars, and even from these it only deals with the origin of a small part. But he is silent on the investigation of the much larger cemeteries of the 9th and 10th centuries, in which, however, the geneticists have largely found an ancient natives from the Carpathian basin! I will quote a few lines from scientific publications of recent years, from the website of the Hungarian Research Institute: „The presence of the ancestors of today's Hungarians in the Carpathian Basin has been continuous for thousands of years" „A new database of 16,000 mitogenomes of 172 ancient and living populations has been created and investigated their connection system based on artificial intelligence method. The new algorithm recognizes all haplogroup correlations, regardless of the time of the process behind the correlation. A new methodological article has been published in the journal Molecular Genetics and Genomics by the researchers of the Archaeogenetic Research Center of the Hungarian Research Institute, the Department of Genetics of the University of Szeged, the Institute of Technical Physics and Materials Science." „The Carpathian Basin is an unbreakable unit / Applying the method to the investigation of the former and present-day populations of the Carpathian Basin, the authors found that the vast majority of the present-day population is from a Copper Age (4500 BC-2800 BC) - Bronze Age (2800 BC-700 BC) can be traced back to a basic population, while immigration from the eastern steppe region seems to have had a smaller genetic impact on the population in the tenth-eleventh centuries." These data confirmed what the Hungarian chroniclers had already written, but what some Hungarian archaeologists and anthropologists noticed and tried to draw attention to, especially in the last hundred years! But the mainstream is still hiding this from us, that there is already a lot of information that these ancient peoples of the Carpathian Basin were the ancient Hungarian speakers, and that the ancestors of those who returned here with Árpád also left here hundreds of years ago, but they had already mixed with the with eastern peoples, and this video is only about them! By analyzing the contemporary data and comparing it with the latest archaeological and archaeogenetic data, it is increasingly clear that the Magyars were the military tribes that came with Árpád, who, according to the chronicles, returned to their Scythian-Hun heritage in the Carpathian basin, where the "Hungarians" and "Szeklers" awaited them! Historians ignore the fact that the names Ungarus and Hungarorum appear as early as the 8th century sources, which are all about the Hungarians or Ungarians of the Carpathian Basin, such as in 760: Via Ungarorum, or in the 790s Paulus For Diaconus: the name form Ungarus. Or Liutprand in the epitaph of a Lombard king, in the Annales Rotomagenses; In Annales Gemmeticenses and Annales Uticenses in 793: regnum Hungarorum/Karolus rex vastat. Or what Jordanes wrote in his book "Getica" in the 6th century, that "the Hunugors, who are also called Sabers, lived in Scythia and Dacia as well." It logically follows from this that even under the Huns and Avars there were people who called themselves Hungarians or Ungarians, but the European peoples often wrote their names in a distorted form, such as: Ungros - Ungarer - Ungrare - Uher - Unkăr - Venger - Hoongar - Hongrois and so on. Only the eastern peoples and two or three neighboring peoples called us Magyars later, such as the Arabs: Madjar, the Turkmen: Mazsar, the Tatars: Madjar, the Uzbeks: Mojar, the Tajiks: Maçor, the Russians : Madьár - Magyar, and they are more Slavic neighbors than Serbs: Мађар, Slovaks: Maďar and Slovenes: Madžar. All prehistory researchers agree that among the tribes that arrived with Árpád there were Turkic-speaking ones, and that the Hungarian Grand Duchy was bilingual at least until the end of the 10th century. But most people say that the Turkic-speaking ones they have always been in the minority, because according to all data it can be shown that the Hungarian speakers were in the majority from the 10th century, otherwise the Hungarians in the Carpathian basin would speak a kind of Turkic language today! But also that those who spoke Hungarian had to be many enough for this language to survive for so many centuries in a row, especially because the official language of the Hungarian kingdom was Latin from the year 1000 until 1844 and no schools were built for the majority of the population only from the 19th century! That is why every logical thinking person could see that if Hungarian speakers had not always been in the majority in the Hungarian kingdom from the 11th century until the 19th century, then the majority of the population would have been Germanized and Slavized by now! Archaeologist, historian and geographer Marjalaki Kiss Lajos describes the real origin of the Hungarians in a more comprehensible way in his work entitled "Historical Studies": „At the time of Árpád's occupation, the vast majority of Hungary, especially the eponymous but peasant population of the regions east of the Danube-Garam line - based on the geographical names of Anonymus - could not have been other than Hungarian, because since IX. Slavic nouns denoting Bulgarian-Slavic and Czech rule in the 9th century are dwarfed by the mass of more ancient Ugric-Hungarian names denoting larger geographical objects. None of the river names with Hungarian names mentioned in Anonymus's gesture has yet been proven to have been called something else before! But this is not likely, because the Danube, Tisza, Szamos, Körös, Temes, Olt, Zala, Rába, Balaton, etc. are known from sources before the 10th century. our waters also kept their old names, although their shores were known from history as Dacians, Celts, Illyrians, Romans, Sarmatians, Germans, Huns, Avars, Bulgarians, Slavs, Vlachs and Hungarians. It should be noted that if the Hungarian-speaking common people had only come to our country with Árpád, then there would be no Hungarian vineyard names in our earliest certificates. And there are quite a few of them already. Who were the original inhabitants of Transylvania? The crown witnesses of this case are the river names. And the water names of the landscapes east of the Tisza, both in Anonymus and in Ortvay's two-volume collection of water names from Árpád's time, as well as the water names that have developed in the course of history and are still in use today, and which have been commonplace in the Hungarian, Transylvanian Saxon and Vlach languages, indisputably testify to Hungarian origin and Hungarian aboriginal population. Some examples: Szamos, Almás, Kapus, Sár, Körös, Tekerő, Tur, Maros, Poklos, Hölgyes, Hódos, Gyepes, Medgyes, Barca, Olt, Árpás, Hévíz, Sebes, Nádas, Kékes, Aranyos, Bodza, Homoród, Hideg, Lápos… Not one of the larger river names has an Vlach name, but they also use the same names as the Hungarians and Saxons. Witnesses of the primacy of the population, the river names thus testify to the certainty of Hungarian ancestry."

[@peterhoulihan9766]

Very in depth as always. I sent it to a Hungarian friend of mine.

[@963ag]

Although my last name is through my marriage - both of my parents were Hungarian refugees. This is the most thorough video that I have ever seen on Magyar origins. During my parents' generation, the Finno- Ugric theory was prominent, but with the advent of DNA studies, new ancestral links are discovered. Scythian, Alan, Avar, etc. Legends such as the White Stag are well known and widespread among Iranic people. And the old Magyar runic writing has Mesopotamian roots.

[@benyovszkyistvan408]

This Finno-Ugric theory must finally be forgotten! The origins of the Hungarians are quite different! Authentic linguists and archaeologists have been telling the truth for 150-200 years. The ancient Hungarian language, the Scythian ancestral religion and the archaeological findings speak for themselves! If you want to know the truth, read a lot about Mesopotamia, the Parthian Empire and the Uighurs! Unfortunately, politics and the official Hungarian scientific world lie and spread untruths!

[@benyovszkyistvan408]

I'll clarify a bit. The ancient Hungarian runic script does not have Mesopotamian roots, but the other way around. Mesopotamian writing has Hungarian roots! In Transylvania (today Romania), the ancient writing was found in the settlements of Tordos and Alsótatárlaka, which is about 1500 years earlier than the Mesopotamian cuneiform writing. The connection is clear and unquestionable! Tordos (Torma Zsófia, 1875.) Alsótatárlaka (Nicolae Vlassa, 1961.) 》Tordos-vinča culture

[@yo2trader539]

Language and genetics don't necessarily match, so it's always quite difficult to group people. And "Scythian" is a convenient term coined to refer to the many different ethnic groups in the Eurasian Steppe. East Iranian languages are still spoken by Ossetians in the Caucasus, the Pamiri in Eastern Tajikistan, Northeast Afghanistan, and Northern Pakistan (and a minority in Tarim Basin, China), as well Pashtuns in Afghanistan and Pakistan. East Iranian was also the common tongue of the Sogdians in the Tarim Basin, who were vital in the Silk Road trade. Before Turkic became the dominant language in Central Asia and Eurasian Steppe, it's very likely that various people spoke East Iranian and Uralic languages. If the Magyars are indeed related to the Mansi people, it would mean their roots are in Siberia. Centuries of migration likely led to heavy mixture with various people groups along the route. Some of those influences would've been East Iranian, other would've been Turkic, and yet possibly Slavic as well. (The mirror image would be the Bulgars/Volgas, who were a mixture of westward migrating Turkic tribes and indigenous Uralic tribes. Their descendants still speak the original Chuvash language, and live near the Volga river. Bulga means "mixed.")

[@benyovszkyistvan408]

I think you write and think nonsense. You are obviously a humanities major, and you had to say what you wrote here in the exam. I am Hungarian too!

[@benyovszkyistvan408]

I wrote the answer to Petra! Being Hungarian has something to do with the Parthian Empire. And the Hungarian language has the least of the Nordic (Finnish, Estonian) languages. NON-ACADEMIC linguists have been proving this for a long time!

[@Smokereca]

As i Bulgarian i found this very interesting because of the depth and time it was included into the research. I really,really hope you can do one documentary for Bulgaria. Would be very interesting. Thank you

[@truefact4439]

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[@CocoSon-zj5oj]

Don't tell us that the Bulgarians were Thracians and spoke the same language when they arrived. Do you know original Bulgars were a Turkic people who worshipped to Tañra, modern Turkish Tanrı? Even the last 2 dynasties of Bulgaria before Turkish conquest were Cuman Turkic: Shishman, Terter, and Asan Vlach. If you claim they were Slavic then show us the Slavic etymology of those names! Of course, the Bulgarian will learn Hungarian as easily as Latin.

[@dinkopavlov1826]

@@CocoSon-zj5oj really ? BULGARIAN WE ARE 100% east euro DNA GROUP zero turk genetics

[@ZsuzsannaBudapest]

Attila no longer lives in Aquincum.We don't know what language he was speaking. @@CocoSon-zj5oj

[@stefankatsarov5806]

@@CocoSon-zj5oj Bulgarians where not Turkish. The idea that they where Trhacians isnt really suported here since it has few valid claims. None of the original bulgarian names or words have turkish origins ( they do have Iranian ones tho ) And we have only one naming of Tangra ( or Tengri ) in all of the sourses. There is also only one time that the word Khan can be seen and even that is debatable since the writhing is damaged it coud mean Khanas or Khanasubigi. The DNA analisis of the Bulgar graves also does not show a link between them and any Turkish tribes. The modern DNA makeup of Bulgarians is in the majority either Slavic or Mediterenian, whit just 4% of it being other ( i asume turkish in origin is the main part of it ) The last few dinasties actially might not have been bulgarians ( since even the Asen line who founded the 2nd kingdom have potential Kuman names ), the problem is tho we cannot be sure what exactly is their origin since we have not seen any such names in the vocabulary of neithar bulgarians or any turkish tribes. Afcorse a name like Terter is similar to Tatar, but it coud also mean it is a familly that had either fought the tatas or had some diferent ties to them and not ones of blood ( again it is hard to tell ). And again keep in mind that a royal familly being of one decent dosnt mean your nation is of the same one. Big example is in England whit the norman conquest or even modern day where the rolyal line comes from Germany or even modern Bulgaria where afther 1878 the rulling monarch was german, that dosnt mean tho our nation sudenly became german. The big push to make Bulgarians Turkish is a made up thing from the Ottomans in order to make us part of them and not whant to rebel.

[@BogushCh]

Excellently informative on a fascinating subject. This historic connection between Magyars and Iranians is especially interesting for me, alongside the recorded fact that the split tribe remained in contact well into the Middle Ages. With best wishes from Upper Silesia.

[@zekun4741]

When they say "Iranian" what they mean is Scythian. Similar language and language family but very different people

[@Benzijune]

It is amazing how Persians have affected so many other cultures. ❤😊

[@hajimkor1322]

@@Benzijune they where Turkic people not persians which living in northern part of iran, recently Hungarian historians call they are origin or Turkman, Turkmen means mansi turks. if you google search mansi people you will see the tradition and closes of Turkmans in northern iran and huggarian people and mansi people are so similar.

[@jacobjonm0511]

@@zekun4741 oh so what are the differences?

[@zsofiaarany6709]

I had no idea about the Iranian words Hungarians adopted. Fascinating!

[@Nielson941]

Xiongnu is Chinese Mandarin pronunciation (which appeared from 18th century), but the old classic Chinese was similar to modern Cantonese(southern dialect) which pronounced differently: Hungnu, this pronunciation is close to the word “Hun”

[@latakicsi2183]

@@夜行者-s2x the chinese Han dynasty had some Hun /dnas proved/ origin...

[@Nielson941]

The Huns is not a pure race, it originated in northern Asia, these barbaric normads had war with China for centuries, and later defeated, and fled westward. With the super fighting skills, their were easily conquered much of the Euroasian steppe where inhabited by Iranian tribes(Caucasian), then they interbreed, mixed with the locals to form a western Huns, who were somehow different in physical appearance with their eastern cousins. The Huns were NOT disappeared, they just integrated with locals and the new comers later (the Turks) to become what have known as the Tartars, and many Slavs, and Magyar people were also have their blood.

[@-dorkoka2104]

@@Nielson941 Nice story. When the Huns arrived in the Carpathian Basin, they left behind 7 pure Hun cemeteries. Giving archaeologists plenty of work. Their height is on average 3 cm higher than the European dead. Their tools are finely crafted, and their genetics are White Huns, they do not carry Asian haplogroups. It's a shame to confuse them with barbarians, anyway, no steppe people were barbarians. Sorry, this belief of yours is contradicted by the facts. The barbarians were those French and Germanic people and the descendants of the Celts.

[@zsuzsakiss9042]

What abaut the " ujgur " nations , in china ( if they not killed aut yet , til now 🤔 )

[@WalintHUN]

@@Nielson941 Sorry I will write a lot because -- From where this "barbaric nomads"? the 2 words pretty much not compatible, we call barbaric who lives in mud and needed to taught them not to eat eachothers... nomadic life style need high culture and knowledge, the lightweight tent, very specific items, for example knowing the surrondings (like hundred miles), understanding the stars and navigation. Chinese respect us (and btw all the Asians) their first emperor was Hun, they learned the horsemanship from us, it wasn't that simple China defeat us and we fled to west :D it was a completly different lifestyle, Chinese sticked to the land and built stone walls etc but the Huns are the freedom... waking up here going to sleep there... They say x hundred years we came from East Asia to Europe, hah not true, there were roads, not just the Silk road and basically we could travel with horse speed. Magyar is not a nation, the nation also a 18th century invention, the Huns was a big alliance and the Magyars were the clerics, magyar word later meant is more like a quality like Buda(Attila's partner in command or brother) was buddha (meaning perfect human) In short it was the other way, even the Japanese are Hunnic, we originate ourselves from Carpathian basin we gone in all directions and the biggest part came back in 2 waves, and when we reunited with the Avars we can talk about the modern Hungary... Nimród from the video was the King of Kings as magyars knowledge was at king level, any of them could go far away and start a country, literally, thats the mag (seed) knowledge (like King of Stonehenge www.wessexarch.co.uk/our-work/amesbury-archer ) And many many of our myth has astronomical knowledge used so that Nimrod's sons Hunor and Magor chased the White Stag story probably means on an other layer most likely they followed a star-constellation... So calling us barbaric nomads its like that stupid and false like Attila was dogheaded devil, he obviously was the most charismatic leader that time if not all time, united all ppl outside the cesspool Roman Empire and at the end he didn't killed the pope so what the problem with the Vaticaan and western propaganda here...

[@reviewfactory01]

I always enjoy historical speculations, and this is very entertaining. The only thing is, all these are guesses and theories why they are presented as rock-solid facts; as much as I heard from Hungarian history, the Austrian Empire was put lots of effort into deleting Hungarian awareness fom Hungarian people over hundreds of years, thank you for the content, outstanding resource work and probably the most accurate theory. Big LIKE.

[@siotibi827]

Very detailed, thorough and insightful analysis of Magyar origins. It's well grounded with historical facts navigating clear of cherry-picked interwoven patchwork of legends, pseudo-intellectual speculation and mysticism of divine destiny.

[@Mal7hael]

Thank you for your research, it is extremely detailed and I cannot appreciate it enough. Everything you said here makes sense and I am proud to be hungarian. As you said, there are too many theories and videos on this topic and none of them are credible/or the content creators haven't been thorough enough in their pursuit of knowledge while making them. I hope the best for your channel, you clearly deserve a huge following.

[@garrus3340]

@Fortress of Lugh There is a small village or a group of farms even nowadays called ,,Majar”, part of this village called ,,Burgun-Madzsary” in Russia. This village is exactly located where you positioned the Hungarian origins. Local researchers and folks (eg. Ossetians, Balkarians, Kabardians) said that this village was a wealthy big city in ancient times. They believe their culture origin born in this city, ,,Madzsar”. There was a monk in medieval times in Hungary called Julianus. He traveled to this lands and he said, he met people and he understood their language. He wrote a diary about his journey, this diary kept safe in Vatican Archives.

[@TheFoxisintheHouse]

Q The man was a SPY 🕵️‍♂️ Reported back to the POPE OF ROME The MAGYARS learned of the Roman plot against the Magyars and the MAGYARS burned 🔥 ROME....a lesson that ROME SHOULD MIND IT'S OWN BUSINESS AND STAY AWAY FROM THE LAND AND PEOPLE OF THE MAGYARS. Q ❤️

[@drelek5804]

Even Lev Tolstoi wrote a lot about the Magyars in Russia. The size of their population is estimated cca 700.000, who still can speak Hungarian, although left their writing

[@MAKDavid-1]

@@drelek5804 Majar according to Google maps appears not only in Caucasian regions which if another name for Hungarians can actually indicate that some lived in Iberian peninsula as well.

[@drelek5804]

@@MAKDavid-1 Geiserik, captain general of Attila, occupied North Africa (Maghreb), through Iberia. His decendents the Magyaráb folk lives in Egypt, near to the Numibian border.

[@MAKDavid-1]

@@drelek5804 I have heard of Magyarab story and I realised that there are Berber,Barbar,VarVar …in Northern Africa where some village name’s around Carthage strangely resemble Hungarian words but far as I knew Hungarians where not a sea fearing people so I assumed it to be a accidental. From which source did you get the information of ETEL commonly known as Attila and it’s men’s being linked to conquest or in any other way to North African lands? Problems that I have is that Hungarians appeared at various places around the world around the same time which indicates that Hungarians consisted from various groups that used the same identity and where independent groups that operated as such at different parts of the world with some or no interactions between them or that Hungarians where a global group that was active in various parts of the world and such had some central power govern those semi autonomous Hungarian groups. Josephus Flavius mentions MacAr to have been present in Middle East 2000 years ago around Scythiopol and as MacAr is word Turkic groups still use for Hungarians that points a Gaelic identity and links MacAr-MakAr-MagJar … even points out that MakArSka a 4000 years old City on Adrian coastal line that is today in Croatia has a link to Mađarska meaning Hungarians which like in Archeo-Genetics and other sources clearly indicates that Hungarians lived in a east area in different groups at the same rather then a singular small tribe that was isolated.

[@jongoldust5987]

In Persian Hungary is called MAJARESTAN (Land of Majsrs). Their flag is the same color as Iran's.

[@jackivury6662]

Bulgaria also

[@lackoficko2242]

The name Iran,in hungarien=it is written. Sorry to say my opinion,but many nations know .(wha)t I AM,SAYING ? it hurts deep inside.All today nations come from the hungariens.But just a few,hungariens (a handfull)know abauth it....

[@lackoficko2242]

Red is the univers White is the sky Green grass is the earth

[@lackoficko2242]

No matter,haw you call it,but the principle,is the first 3 alfabetic letters. MAG= the seed of humanity

[@HAbarneyWK]

​@@lackoficko2242 that's the stupidest thing I've heard in while. Sincerely a hungarian

[@peterbudai254]

Thank you! Nobody told us this in school in such detail. Must have taken some good bit of research. Good job. Thanks again.

[@irpacynot]

It seems like a tremendous amount of work went into making this historical document. Thank you for sharing it.

[@giuseppersa2391]

Kevin the amount of research and time that you put into your videos is utterly mind blowing! Receiving them is an indescribable pleasure.. Thank you so very much. From Cape Town South Africa 🧙‍♂️🇿🇦🌹🤯

[@NorceCodine]

Why are you interested in Hungarian history in South Africa?

[@gabordalmand1274]

Read Herodotus IV. and VI. Book Scythian and Parthian titles = Ivanov: Scythians 1711 booklet + Armitage antikums

[@ekesandras1481]

basically you can read all of that in Wikipedia

[@Spockddc]

Tbh I didn't expect such informative and thoughtout video, instant subscribe!

[@bigmac8168]

Interesting, and great work.. cheers from 🇸🇪🌄

[@Jojo_set_apart]

Both sides of my family are from Hungary. My dad has tried to explain what he knows of where the Hungarians came from. It blew my mind that Hungarians relate so much to Iranian. I have done a lot of research and this video explains it a lot.

[@teovu5557]

Not the Iranian youre thinking of.....lol They are related to the native Iranians of Eastern Europe also known as Scythians,Sarmatians or Alans not the Iranian of the middle east or Persians.

[@ATTILA84]

@@teovu5557 But we are also related to the Persians

[@teovu5557]

@@ATTILA84 Never said Persians and Scythians were not related. I said they are a different group of Iranians. The same way Russians and Ukrainians both slavic but not the same people.

[@fanzy1338]

@@teovu5557 You are mixing geography with ancestry. Ancient Scythians, Sarmatians, Alans, Soghdians, Bactrians, Medes, Persians, Parthians, Sassanids, etc. are historically, culturally, linguistically, genetically considered Iranian peoples.

[@teovu5557]

@@fanzy1338 English and Icelanders are "Germanic languages" and peoples but that doesnt mean they are same Germans from Germany. The same way Jews and Arabs are semitic speaking people but you wouldnt say they are the same people. Iranic people are divided culturally and linquistically from one another. Eastern Iranians are from the ancient Scythians and Sarmatians, which is seperate from their cousins the Persians who come from settled non nomadic Iranians speaking west Iranic languages like dark,kurdish,persian. Then you have another branch the Aryan languages or indo-aryans speaking peoples of pakistan and most of India and bangladesh etc. Maybe that made it more clear for you understand. lol Btw those people you listed are not "races" it is sad to see people like you who still confuse Race, Ethnicity and nationality.

[@fityes1]

This was the best overview I ever saw. Many thanks for this, it was great to hear a honest view of the history, since I know this very well, that people like to twist and bend history. Being a Hungarian living in Slovakia, I am really proud to have such a rich history and so various ancestors.

[@cebep1991]

Great video, really enjoyed it, knew little bit of the material from before, researching Serbian history I was always curious on Hungarian also. Great video once again.

[@maggiejordan8080]

Thanks!

[@FortressofLugh]

Thank you!

[@triskop1047]

Such an immense amount of info in such a relatively short, concise and understandable video. Incredible!

[@ContraVsGigi]

As a Romanian, I am glad to find a good source about our neighbours and co-nationals (in Transylvania, Banat etc.). This is the kind of information we need. It is amazing how much Persian/Iranian culture was borrowed and adapted by other peoples during the centuries.

[@frankpusok9617]

I am Hungarian from Romania ,I speak Hungarian Romanian and English , Best to you !

[@knownuser0815]

Greetings to You

[@micheliszlena6018]

Basically I subscribed because of the Celtic-themed videos (I'm hungaryan but I am a fan of the Celtic world ) and now I'm a bit surprised. I have never seen such a demanding video about my own nation.

[@micheliszlena6018]

@@xani1045 Everybody in this country is a "bastard" (and that's true of most nations). I'm Slavic on my mother's side (but also I am supposed to have an Irish ancestor) and German on my father's side. But because I was born in Hungary and grew up in the spirit of Hungarian culture, I am Hungarian.

[@Rozsomakk1]

@@micheliszlena6018 Ne feledd el a Tatárjárás, és a 150 éves török uralom népirtásait. Befogadó néppé váltunk. Azzá kellett a túlélés érdekében! Szerbek, horvátok,szászok,taljánok, kunok, svábok, görögök, grúzok, zsidók - a felsorolás messze nem teljes. Én mivel olasz ( dalmát ) főnemesi familia tagja vagyok anyai ágon, apai ágon magyar kisnemesi - elmondhatom hogy fél Europa, és Dél-Amerika minimum 6 államában élnek vérrokonaim, de legalábbis a családnév erre utal. Viszont kell is a vérkeveredés, mert a szük genetikai keresztmetszett, beteges, belterjes tenyészet kialakulásához vezet. ( Lásd gepárdok, vagy szójalattés SJW-k ) Ui. Az eszkimóknál, amikor idegen keveredik oda, ha akarja ha nem az összes szülőkorban lévő bálna, és fókazsírszagú nö bemászik az ágyába. Mese nincs - hegeszteni kell! Olyat is hallottam, hogy csak akkor kaptak kereskedelmi mennyiségü kaját az odakavarodott sarkkutatók, amikor már az összes ( 7-8 ) nőn mindnyájan, oda -vissza végigmentek. Lehet hogy mi pasik másképp éljük meg az ilyet, de azért frusztráló, ha szó szerint tenyészhímnek használnak!

[@jvstniq9881]

idk why it took me 21 years to look into my heritage's background but im glad it did. Thank you for taking your time to break this down so well

[@emilypleasance2782]

This was AMAZING. I'm on the beginning of my journey to learning about my own genetic routes. I live in Canada and the history and relationship with our land is really important to our current relations. Learning about indigenous history and presence is an important practice I believe in. It has taken me some time to realize that learning about my Hungarian routes is also important for my journey - to know where I come from and to know my ancestors.

[@mazar420]

Magyar gyerek here also from CAN. have any family ties to Heves megy? or anywhere near north lake Balaton region? fun finding people with close ancestry :)

[@gaborszadai1992]

​@@mazar420Heves (vár)megyE 😊🇭🇺✌🏻...

[@tamaskoczor9909]

keep it up - hajrá!

[@harunbozkurt8936]

Hungarians are Turks, no need to research

[@PolarChimes]

Some of my ancestry is Hungarian, and I was surprised when my family took some DNA tests and had a little bit of central Asian and east Asian genes. I did some research and I guess the area of Hungary my family is from isn't far from where the Magyars settled in the northeast of Hungary. I think it's really interesting stuff.

[@boomerix]

A friend once told me it was hard to believe that Hungarians came from Siberia, as Hungarians don't like the cold. To that I replied, well what do you think motivated them to move away, if Hungarians liked the cold they would have stayed.

[@WalintHUN]

tbh as a Hungarian hard to understand what was there, probably it was a different climate that time, and why we originated from there, we all know all the ppl came from Africa, right? :)

[@nikocat2008]

👍👍 good point

[@mastermindd]

based

[@M.Georgiev8527]

Sadly Hungary is one of those European countries that nowadays borders with its own historical lands. To me their origin and language is a total mystery. Much love and respect to all Magyar people from Bulgaria. ❤

[@postachamdi6286]

Hungarians are brothers of other balkan nations such as austria, serb, bulgarian etc... If you mean huns avars magyars they were genetically really different than hungarians. Balkan nations were from western scythia, not huns/avars or turkic bulgars.😂

[@xerxen100]

"To me their origin and language is a total mystery." Thir language was the original european language, Very similar to Etruscean, the pregreek Minoan, or Hatti. Also had strong connection with Sumerian and Akkad (althought these two languages are quite diffrent)

[@szakaattila7899]

@@xerxen100 The ancestors of the Hungarians living today have been continuously present in the Carpathian Basin for thousands of years - this was highlighted by a recently published research that used a new method to examine the genetics of the peoples who lived in the region today and in the past. During the research work, a new database was created, which contains the data of 16,000 mitochondrial genomes of 172 ancient and living populations. Their connection system was mapped using artificial intelligence. The method was used to examine the former and current Hungarian populations of the Carpathian Basin, and it was found that the majority of today's Hungarians originate from a Copper Age (4500 BC - 2800 BC) and Bronze Age (2800 BC - 700 BC) population. Archaeologists from the Magyarság Research Institute proved that the elite military strata of the Árpáds and the conquerors all came from the Scythian, Sarmatian and Hunnic peoples. And then the long-forgotten chronicles were brought up again, where Hungarians were always considered Scythians by Westerners! Herodotus, considered the first historian of Europe, wrote the following about the land of the Scythians: "The Isteros is the greatest river we know, the first that flows from the west through the land of the Scythians..." It appears that the Isteros was Iszter in Scythian, and comes from the Old Hungarian Ister - Isten! But few people know that Istar was also a Sumerian or Akkadian god, and if we add the name Baal, which was another Sumerian god, and which was pronounced Bál in Hungarian and became bal, which means left, left-handed - left-handed, left-handed. - left-handed, and many other words like bálvány - idol, hence the name Bálványos - Bálványosfürdő, a town in Kovaszna. But many people do not want to believe that the name of Balaton also comes from the god Bal, who stirred up a storm on the lake, because tó is a lake in Hungarian, and the suffix ton on the lake, Bal-a-ton, is perfectly appropriate. can be explained because Baal was the god of wars and storms! I will give one more example, with the medieval name of the town of Istergam, which later became Esztergom in Hungarian. Ister was the Danube, but few people know that gam means bend in Sumerian, and this city is right next to the great bend of the Danube, the Ister-Gam - Danube bend! There are many other examples that show us what I wrote above, but there is also a document in Latin, which explains how the Sarmatian-Yazigs revolted near the Danube and the Tisza in 359 AD. because they did not receive the money promised by the Roman emperor, and shouted "marha - marha" to the Roman emperor and drove him away, and the word marha means cattle in Hungarian, which is used as a curse even to this day, you can also check in google translate! And then comes the most important thing that the Dacians had a city that the Romans occupied and described its name as Napoca, but a Romanian historian wrote that this name comes from an ancient Sumerian word, which means that it is the city of the sun, or sunny city! But everyone forgets, the nap - sun is an ancient Hungarian word that is not in any of today's languages, only the Sumerians had the same word for the sun! And then comes the fact that many people have already realized that the names of Dacian castles and settlements are often understood in Hungarian, such as Piroboridava - Pirosborvára, Utidava - Utivára, Sucidava - Szűcsvára, Zargidava - Zergevára, Ziridava - Szeredavára, Tamasidava - Tamasivára - a modern example Temesvár, and there are many other examples of these, for example, the river names of Transylvania, which have been mentioned since ancient times, but these names could only be interpreted in Hungarian! But there are, for example, the runes found in the so-called Avar period here in the Carpathian basin, which most closely resemble the later Szekler - Hungarian runes. That's why the experts called this writing the Carpathian basin runic writing, because the punctuation marks match in more than 99%, but such a match was not found anywhere in the East! Historian, archaeologist, linguist Vékony Gábor, who was an expert in Szekler-Hungarian runic writing, deciphered several such runic texts from the Carpathian Basin Avar period, from the 6th to the 8th centuries, and wrote that they were all in Hungarian, which means that the Ugors - Carpathian Hungarians already lived in the Carpathian Basin under the Avars! But there are already much older Cimmerian and Scythian parallels of this Szekler-Hungarian script here in the Carpathian basin! Ancient historian and classical philologist Dr. Fehér Bence, who deciphered several such runic texts from the Carpathian Basin, in Hungarian, writes that it is certain that Hungarian-speaking peoples lived in the Carpathian Basin during the Avar period as well, and probably even before that. But then it should be added that here in the Carpathian basin, much older short scripts matching the signs of the Szekler runic script have been found, such as the punctuation found on discs and clay tablets connected to the Tordos-Vinca culture! And in today's Hungary, ancient stone-engraved short writings have been found in several places, the majority of which match the signs of the Szekler-Hungarian runes! And the Italian professor of linguistics Mario Alinei, who studied the texts of the Etruscans for many years, as part of his "theory of continuity", became convinced that the Etruscan language was an archaic form of the Hungarian language. The basis of the connection is the extraordinary similarity of the names of Etruscan and ancient Hungarian magistrates and other similarities: typologies, lexicon and historical grammar. Mario Alinei wrote a book entitled "Etrusco: una forma arcaica di ungherese", in which he tried to prove that the Etruscan language was an archaic version of an ancient Hungarian language. He then wrote about the ancient European languages in several books, in which he classified the Hungarian language as one of the most ancient languages. According to Alinei's decipherment, one of the Etruscan vases reads: „Nekame uru ital tilen, ital ixe me, mesnamer tansina mulu", which she read with the help of the Hungarian language, and this is how it sounds in today's Hungarian language: „Nekem uram italt tölts, italt idd meg, mézsörmérték ajándék legyen." According to several Italian researchers, the Etruscan culture originated from the Villanova culture, which had its roots in the Carpathian Basin. Such finds, wrought iron objects, were found in many excavations, the comparison of which is the evidence. In the Bronze Age, Central Europe, especially the Carpathians, was an important industrial center with its many ore units. Excavation of old graves showed that the phenomenon and custom of cremation found among the Etruscans first took root in the Carpathian basin! According to Mario Alinei, Europe and the steppe have been continuously inhabited areas since ancient times, and there were no great migrations, no peoples that moved from east to west, destroying different cultures on their way. According to Alinei, the Indo-European people, as well as the peoples of the Ural region, have been here in the Carpathian basin all along. Already in the third millennium before Christ, the Hungarian-speaking peoples were called Turkoi, Tursci, Tusci, hence the name Tuscana - Toscana, and these Tusci tribes lived together for a long time, such as the people of the Kurgans, the Yamnaya, which is why they always kept their own language! Alinei also lists many examples in his book from the prehistoric era, mainly quoting from the common vocabulary of the Hungarians and Etruscans. Here are some examples of parallel words, for illustration, quoted from the book. Capitalized words are Etruscan language, the lowercase letters come from the Hungarian language: URU - úr - lord, NAC - nagy - big, HUT - hat - six, HUS - hős - hero, ECA - ez - this, ELSSI - első - first, AVIL - év - year, MEX - megy/megyer? - goes. All this and much more, such as genetic and archaeogenetic results, prove that a basic population of Scythian culture lived here, who survived the conquests and they always welcomed the Huns, Avars, Bulgarians and Magorians peacefully! Other researchers have come to this conclusion, such as the renowned American anthropologist Grover Sanders Krantz, who has done a lot of research on the origins of European languages and has written a book "Geographical Development of European Languages ", where she writes about Hungarians: "Given these objections the actual Uralic-speaking distributions would allow only one alternative explanation - that the family originated in Hungary and spread out in the opposite direction. This poses no serious problem if the time for this origin and dispersion is put at the earliest Neolithic (i.e. farming). If this is true it means that Hungarian (Magyar) is actually the oldest in-place language in all of Europe."

[@M.Georgiev8527]

@@xerxen100 I highly doubt that it's the original european language and connection with the languages you mentioned can't be proven sinse all of them are dead languages. The information you shared contradicts everything said in the video. Plus from what I read proto Hungarias have their origin from Ural region in Asia.

[@xerxen100]

@@M.Georgiev8527 The languages I mentioned was all belong to the west ugrian language family. Not to mention thatUralic language family was an ancient european language group, while IE languages came from the middle east.

[@dr.calebrobbins.3177]

I've often wondered about the historical background of the Hungarian people and their intriguing cultural origins. It didnt seem to have come from anywhere exclusively. With the advent, & development of DNA an insightful understanding seemed to promise a gaurantee ,an end to the mystery of their origins; a beginning of greater cultural comprehension. They are a unique people.

[@latakicsi2183]

only our language unique... today hungarian dnapool 90-95% european and terms of haplogroups very similar like neighbouring german speaking austrians ...it just happened here that 1100 years ago about 100.000 magyars overrun 1 million paeceful farmers/workers and they hardly killed anyone just became the ruling elite...and the 100.000 magyars had 7 tribes with different cultures and dna ...fresh/2022/ news the 7 magyar tribes mainly originated from 3 groups: huns, goths/german/ and sarmatans /indoiranian/

[@dr.calebrobbins.3177]

@@latakicsi2183 From where I sit on the planet, coupled with my limited experience of Hungarian people they are of course ' unique '... I'm talking of course cultural experiences and expression. For me they dont seem to be like those other populations who share the part of Europe as they ... Yes there was the A - Empire ... but Hungry retained its own sense of Agency. It was absorbed into , in entirety, the " Austrian " Empire, per se ... It must be born in mind the only Hungarians I have met were those who had escaped the Soviet invasion in 1956. I had a friend at Primary school whose mother escaped Hungary concealed in a garbage bin. I was about 6 when I learned about that harrowing experience. How she never saw her parents, or siblings again as she had to remain concealed and watch Russian soldiers shoot them as they stood watching her disappear from their lives. Being of Jewish descent I'd only heard of these atrocities. My family left their part of Eastern Europe just before the Nazis arrived. That was my gr'parents generation ... it happened to my friend's mother's family. Anyway I digress. Thank you for enlightening my limited knowledge. I remember her very well as a person of generous spirit. That was my introduction to the Hungarian people and how I developed a curiosity in anyone I met of Hungarian background. The World is too small for pondering on imagined differences... I believe any differences are superficial beneath that we are all connected - at the risk of sounding trite or twee, are a family .The world would be a far better place if we dismissed the notion of difference. As a species we are capable of great things , such as compassion. However, we are just as capable of enormous ignorance from which is generated great cruelty.

[@freebozkurt9277]

@@latakicsi2183 You could view this from a different angle. You assume that the Germans, Slavs are the originals and they were always Germans and Slavs. How about people in the neighbouring countries were related people (eg. Scythians) that lost their identity and became Germans and Slavs? That would make more sense. Our peculiarity is that we maintained our identity and language. In addition, I need to mention, all the ancient nations that were in Europe before the Indo-European invasion spoke agglutinative languages, just like us, Hungarians. The Basques, the Etruscans, the Saami, the Minonians etc. etc. All of them. German, and Slavic are just languages adopted by the local populations lived here before.

[@latakicsi2183]

@@freebozkurt9277 "Our peculiarity is that we maintained our identity and language."...Yes you right the Bulgars lost their language after 200 years and speaking slavic now or the french/normans killed the anglosaxon king and replaced the germanic elite, but only the formal english have latin/french influance today....Hungarians a fine example that a small numbers/10%/ of the invaders can force a language to the major population with lasting effects till todays

[@freebozkurt9277]

@@latakicsi2183 10%? Dude you do not understand anything about the recent genetic research results, do you? Our ancentors joined up with the remnants of Huns, Avars and other kins. As our lengeds suggest the conqueror Hungarians were seeking the land of their forefathers, that is, were just coming back.

[@gainweighttoday]

Great work! This is probably the best video made on this topic so far on youtube!

[@lowlandnobleman6746]

Clicked the video for the Hungarian flag in the thumbnail. Stayed for the interesting information about where the Hungarians came from. Excellent video, Kevin.

[@TheCzar303]

Pole and Hungarian brothers be, good for fight and good for party. Both are valiant, both are lively, Upon them may God's blessings be.

[@madameenmamadaliyev1727]

Hungary has a long and ancient history, for us it is linked to Turkic🇹🇯🇺🇿🇦🇿🇹🇲🇰🇬🇰🇿🇹🇷 countries wether Hungarians dont speak in Turkic language .Once i have been to Budapesht such a beautiful country and people are really friendly.Love Hungary from Uzbekistan🇺🇿.

[@夜行者-s2x]

The Hungarian language belongs to the Uralic language family. Modern Hungarians are however genetically rather distant from their closest linguistic relatives (Mansi and Khanty), and despite the eastern root of the Hungarian language, the Hungarians are today mostly similar to the neighbouring non-Uralic, Indo-European peoples. Mansi and Khanty Ydna： 57%N1a2b-P43 ，7.1%N1c-Tat 21%Q1a3，14%R1a，0.9%R1b Khanty：76.6%N1a У хантов на первом месте находятся Y-хромосомные гаплогруппы N1a1-Tat и N1a2b-P43 - по 38,3 %. Далее следуют Y-хромосомные гаплогруппы R1b (19,1 %) и R1a (4,3 %) A small portion up to 6% of the haplogroup N can still be found among the Hungarians, which is associated with the spread of the Uralic languages and could be a paternal genetic link between the Hungarians and Mansi. The historical Hungarian conqueror YDNA has a higher eastern affinity at ~37.5% to up to 50% haplogroup N, as well as lower frequency of haplogroup C2 at 6.25%, while their mtDNA has strong links to the populations of the Baraba region, Inner Asia, Eastern Europe, Northern Europe and Central Asia.（Genetic analysis of male Hungarian Conquerors: European and Asian paternal lineages of the conquering Hungarian tribes） According to a study by Pamjav, the area of Bodrogköz suggested to be a population isolate found an elevated frequency of Haplogroup N: R1a-M458 (20.4%), I2a1-P37 (19%), R1a-Z280 (14.3%), and E1b-M78 (10.2%). Various R1b-M343 subgroups accounted for 15% of the Bodrogköz population. Haplogroup N1c-Tat covered 6.2% of the lineages, but most of it belonged to the N1c-VL29 subgroup, which is more frequent among Balto-Slavic speaking than Finno-Ugric speaking peoples. Other haplogroups had frequencies of less than 5% The ancestors of the Hungarians were more related to Slavs than Uralic speaking peoples 1，R1a-M458 (20.4%)，R1a-Z280 (14.3%) -They are related to the slavs R1a-Z280 is also an Balto-Slavic marker, found all over central and Eastern Europe (except in the Balkans), with a western limit running from East Germany to Switzerland and Northeast Italy. It can be divided in many clusters: East Slavic, Baltic, Pomeranian, Polish, Carpathian, East-Alpine, Czechoslovak, and so on. its subclade R1a-L365 is a Pomeranian cluster found also in southern Poland. R1a1a1b1 R1a1a1b1a（Z282）-(Eastern Europe) R1a1a1b1a1(R-M458)-Slavs R1a1a1b1a1a (R-L260)-West Slavic nation/Polish people 2，I2a1-P37，N1a-VL29-Finno-Ugric 3，E-M78 Balkans

[@夜行者-s2x]

Hungarians are Finno-Ugric. More related to Ugric（Ydna N1a） but genetically more related to Slavs（Ydna R1a）. Turks are Turkic more related to Kazakhs linguistically（Ydna C2b N1a O2a）. Although genetically more related to West Asian（YdnaJ1+J2）. Yakut is one of the few languages that best preserve Proto Turkic or Old Turkic features. Yakut people 94%N1a

[@夜行者-s2x]

Ydna NO- Origin: South China-3000-40000 years ago Haplogroup N is believed to have originated in Indochina or southern China approximately 15,000 to 20,000 years ago N1a arrived in Northeast China about 10,000 to 15,000 years ago N1a+O2a enter Mongolia and Northeast China，they became the Liaohe people（Donghu + Dongyi） Proto-Mongolian and Tungusic may have originally been C2b, inhabiting modern Mongolia and northeast China Then they split into two groups N1a and O2a+C2 1，N1a enter Siberia，they became the Neo-Siberians (absorb Paleo-Siberians Q1) 2，O2a+C2 enter the Korean peninsula,where they assimilated the earlier inhabitants of the peninsula(O1b). These earlier peoples are thought to have have originated from Yangtze River farmers (from southern China O1) During the Yayoi period, haplogroup O1b2+O2a started to arrive and spreaded to every region of Japan. Origin of "Proto-Altaic" language=Turkic+Mongolic+Tungusic+Uralic+Koreanic+Japonic Chinese, Korean, Japanese, Mongolian, Tunguska, Chukchi people, Tuvans, Yakuts, Buryat....That's why do most Asian people look alike,because their ancestors originated from the same region -Northeast China Ural people N1a enter Eastern Europe Northern Europe and mixed with Proto-Indo-European （R1a1a1b1, R1b） and Old European（I ） they became the Hungarians, Slavs, Finns 1，N1a+R1a：Khakas, Chukchi people, Tuvans, Yakuts, Tatars，Dolgans，Nenets people,Nganasans-Mongolian race 70%-80% 2，N1a+QR1a：Khanty and Mansi，Pannonian Avars 3，N+R1aI2：Finns，Some Slavic peoples（Latvians，Estonians，Balts）,Bashkirs，Hungarians，Tatars 4，R1aR1b+I2：Ukrainian, Czechs, Bulgarians, Russians Haplogroup I is the oldest major haplogroup in Europe The national groups of Eastern Europe are characterized by dominant haplogroups R1a/ Slavs or I2, while those of Western Europe are characterized by dominant haplogroups R1b or I1 The first settlers I1+I2 The second group of settlers R1b The third group of settlers R1a+N1a The genetic evidence suggests that the Turkification of Central Asia was carried out by East Asian dominant minorities migrating out of Mongolia. The exact location of the homeland of the Turkic peoples and languages cannot be adequately concluded, but must have been somewhere within the areas of the "Northeast Asian gene pool". The main migration of Turkic peoples occurred between the 6th and 11th centuries, when they spread across most of Central Asia. The Turkic peoples slowly replaced and assimilated the previous Iranian-speaking locals, turning the population of Central Asia from largely Iranian into primarily of East Asian descent Mongolian enter Central Asia and mixed with Indo-Iranian R1a1a1b2(Iranians, Brahmins, Pashtuns) Mongolia C2N1O2→Central Asia/Indo-European/R1a+CaucasusJ2a=Eurasian/The modern Turkic people The modern Turkic people→Middle East /JGER1b=Anatonian Turks Five languages ​​- Japanese, Korean, Mongolian, Tungusic and Turkish - belonging to the Transeurasian family are claimed to have emerged from a common ancestor who farmed northeast China some 9,000 years ago, according to a new study. The study, published in the science journal Nature, reflects how agriculture after the Ice Age fueled the dispersal of Transeurasian languages, one of the world's major language families. It also highlights the complexity of a shared origin of cultures regarded as unique from each other today . Martine Robbeets suggests that the Turkic peoples were descended from a Transeurasian agricultural community based in northeast China, which is to be associated with the Xinglongwa culture（Y-DNA: N1a） and the succeeding Hongshan culture（Y-DNA: N1a O2a C2b）. The East Asian agricultural origin of the Turkic peoples has been corroborated in multiple recent studies. Around 2,200 BC, due to the desertification of northeast China, the agricultural ancestors of the Turkic peoples probably migrated westwards into Mongolia, where they adopted a pastoral lifestyle

[@youtubeboy5700]

Mansi, Khanty people are same as turks even facially genetically same as central asian.

[@madameenmamadaliyev1727]

@@youtubeboy5700 yes,there are many turkic people in Russia

[@markocroatia7630]

Hungary is great country. We were 800 years with Hungary in common state. A lot historical investments and couple of wars with each other. Glad to be part of common history, but, honestly, name was Hungary-Croatian Kingdom in start 1102.

[@drelek5804]

The times of the Hungarian king Saint Ladislaus I and Croatian king Zvonimir we had common history. Many common words save the memory of our successful personal union, like cipele - cipő, sunka - sonka, sukna - szoknya... More important is the memory of the Croatian heroes in Hungarian history, like the family Zrinski or Festetic. We have lots to give thank you for. In the very beginning, the main goal was to protect Croatia and Hungary against the Venetian Republic and later on against the Ottoman Empire. I live near Keszthely, on the western coast of lake Balaton. In Keszthely, the most precious building is the Festetics Castle, the main attraction of the capital of Balaton.

[@alb7568]

They want land in Croatia too?like they want In Romania and Slovacia these days ?

[@drelek5804]

@@alb7568 Typical paranoiac Romanian comment...

[@-dorkoka2104]

@@alb7568 Just back, the archeology speaks for itself.

[@-dorkoka2104]

@@xani1045 He didn't skimp on nonsense.

[@mrroyale5688]

Some unique archaeological parallels between Hungarians and Scythians: a lily-horned deer in Hungarian folk art and an Asian Scythian tattoo. A Scythian golden deer discovered in Hungary depicts an antlered deer burning with fire. The legend of the miraculous burning horned stag of the Hungarian King St. Lazlo in the 14th century Hungarian Pictorial Chronicle. Tree of Life and stag together in Hungarian folk art and in a Sarmatian headdress. The two-headed Turul (mythical eagle) in the Asian Scythian and the Hungarian "Séchi" family coat of arms, and the same in the Hungarian Reformed coffered ceilings.

[@mannen659]

I am Hungarian, but I am genuinely impressed by the amount of educational material you presented in this video. Small fact: in myth, if a Hungarian warrior kills an enemy, he will be the killer's servant in the afterlife. Maybe this is one reason they pursued them. :)

[@ahmedpolat7840]

But this is religion tengrism. Old turks believed this

[@artistic_balkan.collection]

Love Budapest , I wish I know some Hungarian language and live there for some time , people looks great and architecture as well ! I was in a bar and very cheap prices ! Very great people 🎉

[@tothmihaly4020]

The accent of albanian language is similar to hungarian accent. I've not heard albanian people who try to speak hungarian wit a bad accent.

[@artistic_balkan.collection]

@@tothmihaly4020 I think I could learn some basic A1 for just 3 months or less , because the fact that my mother language has too many letters , I do course of German Language and for 90days I have learn basic German , I think should be easy and difficult in same time to learn some Hungarian , in Albania there is no course of Hungary language to learn probably only online or smth ! If could be a course of Hungarian language probably 1000-5,000 people or more can be interested to learn it , and even me but I like more to learn for cultural reasons one foreign language , actually I am learning Latin and I know fluid Italian since 10 years old ! Love to Hungary have a nice time 🙏🏻

[@adisornarcis480]

I visited Budapesta only 3 ore,and 3 guys bastardi still my walley from my pachet...🤮😯 I not recomand to enybody this country😭.

[@emilvelija6973]

Thats very bad experience,but this things can happen in any country my friend.

[@emilvelija6973]

Main train station keleti,conductor and somebody Else tried to trick me with a 40€Ticket and normal price it was 10€

[@mercster]

Haven't seen your channel before, but these are the kinds of videos I look for. Scholarly, little/no dramatic music and explosions. Just information given soberly with some visual aids. Have a subscribe.

[@EULIX]

Hello from Albania 🇦🇱 to our good friend Hungarians 🙌🇦🇱👏🤲🫶🤝Hungary 🇭🇺

[@YuriYuri-ys4xe]

Albania este pritenul tuturor ca tigani si turci😅😅😅😅

[@blckshwkrxlx]

we love y'all too! Hunyadi🇭🇺❤️🇦🇱Skanderbeg

[@ScythoBoyNm4856]

🇭🇺❤️🇦🇱

[@nikolaandrich2980]

Hungary is not Albanian friend . Serbs and Hungarian nations are today not only friends but the closest nations , brothers .

[@EULIX]

@@nikolaandrich2980 hahahahahaah you think soo Albania are Albanians no Rusians like you guys ok🤐😂 and Hungarians are Hungarians no Rusians are Ugry ok Albanians and Hungarians fight against Turkey back in the days. Serbia is a parazit slavic country that got created on Albanian lands as I said you are Da Niet dobre🤦‍♂️ this is your enemy you language that shows you are not from here but from far away east Rusia ok Don’t forget you arrived in Ballcan peninsula in 700AD

[@janoswimpffen7305]

Very good research! Unfortunately, like nearly every non-Hungarian trying to pronounce the name of the people and of the country it falls a little short. But admittedly the sound is very tough. The problem is that "gy" in the Hungarian alphabet is a single letter and a single sound. Non-Hungarians tend to see "gy" in Magyar and Magyaroszág, think that it is two letters and thus two sounds. This is not correct. The closest sound that I can think of is the "j" in just. Also the "a" in Magyar is short and not pronounced like the "a" in 'magnesium' but rather like 'machine'. The long "a" in Hungarian is accented as á as in the word for tent, "sátor", which can ironically be pronounced thinking of the old Iranian leader as "shaah-tor".

[@scipio7837]

Don't know if I agree. If you go back to the beginning of the video Kevin's pronunciation of Magyar and Magyarok is pretty spot on. I believe he anglicized future pronunciations for an Angol audience

[@gerikiss1306]

The english pronunciation of “j” in the word of just is more likely similar to the “dzs” letter and its sound in the Hungarian alphabet. I’d compare the Hungarian “gy” letter’s pronunciation to for example the “d” in the english word of duke(depends on of course british or American accent). Might be easier for non-Hungarians to learn how to pronounce “gy”. But good description from your side also. 👍🏻

[@ferenc-x7p]

@@gerikiss1306 You are absolutely correct with the 'gy' pronounced similar to the British "duke" (not the American version) . As for the "dzs" letter it's nearly just like you pronounce "George".

[@-RONNIE]

I want to say thank you for the video I really do appreciate it. 👍🏻

[@mrroyale5688]

The Hungarians have an ancient myth, preserved in written sources dating back to the 13th century. It traces the origins of the Hungarians to the Scythians, who in turn were descended from the two sons of King Nimrod. According to Hungarian tradition, the names of these two sons are Hunor and Magor. Nimrod lives in the land of Evilath, which is located south-east of the Caucasus. The two boys are led by a magnificent stag on a hunt. They kidnap the daughters of the prince of the Alans named Dul, marry and move to the Crimea. They become a large nation around the Sea of Azov and then drive out a people who become the ancestors of the Prussians. Here the Scythians emerged, and this population becomes the ancestors of the Hungarians and Huns. Through archaeogenetics, it has been shown that there may be real elements to this myth. The Maykop culture is most closely associated with this story. Some of the people of the Yamnaya culture did indeed emigrate towards the ancient Prussian territories. We now know that this migrating population went much further than that. Archaeogenetics has also confirmed that the Scythians and part of the Huns are also related to the population of the Majkop culture.

[@ellenosceola5707]

My mother was Hungarian and spoke the language, but she never taught me because my dad wasn’t Hungarian so it wasn’t used in the house. I wish she would have.

[@luitxi0116]

Long live Hungary and the Magyars! Some of the prettiest women and the handsomest men, and cleverest people in the planet. That may just be genetic luck, but how they have proudly defended their culture and language throughout centuries is not luck. It is hard work , patriotism, and above all pride to be who you are!

[@EasternRomeOrthodoxy]

🤺☦🇷🇺The Scythians were haplogroup N (= Ashkenaz) - not different peoples. Magyars, Avars, Cumans, Pechenegs, Sami, Balts and Sakha are the Scythian race, and they are all Finnic peoples, although Magyars were just the ruling tribe and have no genetical connection to majority of Hungarians who are very mixed

[@MaxStArlyn]

Hungarian J’3ωί5h Stories of Origin: Samuel Kohn, the Khazar Connection and the Conquest of Hungary Mari Réthelyi

[@julius43461]

How can it be genetic when they are mixed with everyone around them? An eye test, and a Hungarian surname are all you need to determine their genetic origin, well not with a 100% accuracy but works well enough. Surnames like Tot, Nemeth or Rac are literally telling you that the person could be of Slavic, German or Serbian origin.

[@EasternRomeOrthodoxy]

@@julius43461 That's right. Hungarians are the last people who we can say have preserved their genetical heritage. Only about 6% of them have the Magyar dna (haplogroup N). Magyars represent more us Russian and Finnic genetics, than of Hungarians. They are mixed as f***

[@lisaisabella182]

AGREE 100%. KIND OF PEOPLE IF, THEY FEEL THEY ARE RIGHT,THEY WILL STAND BY AND PROVE IT! THEY HAVE TO KNOW YOU IN ORDER TO CALL YOU A "FRIEND", BECAUSE, THEY VALUE A REAL FRIEND.

[@AzUniverzumUraesParancsoloja]

Kevin, you did a jolly good job! I want you to become immediately a member of the Hungarian Acadamy of Sciences!!! You are so connected with us which is a proof itself that at least in one of your previous lives you were born Hungarian…and…you liked it very much! I wish you all the best, a blessed and healthy life! Isten áldjon! Attila

[@hungarienness]

Kösz a kommentet, sajnos én nem tudok angolul, ezért is hasznosak számomra az ilyenek.

[@stevencorwin4950]

The Hungarians were the Jewish people who are in the same boat.

[@WalintHUN]

@@stevencorwin4950 explain what you said, it makes no sense. Our religions are different like different gods... and Hungarians having God's country in the center of Europe... so I really don't get you what it means Jewish or Hungarian to you, but our best scientist were Hungarian Jews for example en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Martians_(scientists)

[@numeronoo8080]

Választ találhatsz a zsidonép kutatás közben!!meglepődtem én is milyen feljegyzések vannak a zsidónéptörténelmében és a magyar népröl😮😮😮😮