Turks and Japanese - Distant Relatives? Academic Analysis with Prof. Martine Robbeets

Türkiye and Japan. Two countries at the respective ends of the Asian continent. At first glance, they appear completely different. What could possibly unite these two countries, then? They say you shouldn't judge a book by its cover. Exactly the same is true of these two countries. Because the further back in history we go, the more similarities between Turks and Japanese we will discover. The cornerstones of Japanese culture are traditions, the high status of the family in society, and a sense of duty and honor with regards to the nation. The same is true for Turkish culture. Despite numerous crises and conflicts, these are characteristics of both nations that have been firmly rooted in their societies for centuries, even millennia. The problems of the two countries may also appear to be different. The land of the rising sun is struggling with an aging population, while the country between Orient and Occident is facing an identity crisis. At this point, however, both nations can learn from each other. The Japanese could learn how to revive their traditional culture with new ideas, and the Turks how to rediscover the inner harmony of their nation. Turks and Japanese overcame many hurdles in the past before they could make great achievements. This will be necessary in the 21st century as well.
But how closely have Turks and Japanese been related to each other in history? In this documentary, we will take a closer look at three distinct phases of Turkic-Japanese relations, going back to 7000 BC when it all began. Therefore, prepare yourself warm Japanese green tea - or hot strong Turkish Coffee - and sit back while we embark on a journey to the past. You're in for a fascinating story you may never have heard about. This is the Altaic Connection between Türkiye and Japan. Featuring Prof. habil. Martine Robbeets who kindly agreed to take part in an interview. You can watch the relevant parts about Turkic-Japanese relations right here, and the other parts will be published sometime in future videos about the Koreans and Mongols. Afterall, the Türkiye-Japan videos are part of a mini-series, which in turn is part of a larger project I call the "Altaic Connection". All subsequent videos will be released here on KZbin during the course of this summer.
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[@KhansDen]

Remember to subscribe to this channel if you liked this content. You can support me even further by becoming a KZbin member or Patreon supporter. Many thanks for Prof. Martine Robbeets for taking her time to explain the current state of research about Transeurasian Connections. This documentary of mine is the first but certainly not the last one to feature scholars on the show. Phase II will be released next Friday.

[@byungchoi1681]

@Kosh giup simply true!

[@snakeeater0224]

@Kosh giup nope..i think invasions always came from the east, so western perspective they came from the far east. Eastern asian perspective they came from north,north,north, east,east,east. That is why they built the Great Wall of china; these invasions, whether they rode horses or built burial mounds. They moved westward towards: asia, Eurasia, Middle East, Anatolia, Black Sea, eastern/central/Western Europe through time and space.

[@snakeeater0224]

@@byungchoi1681 sorry byung Choi but it is not true…chinese desert mummies. Shows mongloid is recent..Scythians have been through Mongolia and north/South Korea…just accept..it is futile to argue other wise.

[@snakeeater0224]

@Kosh giup 😂 lol poor thang your blind..I wouldn’t expect you, to even understand. Let me ask what tribe your from? Are you East Asian (from china, Korea, or other)? Are you Kazakh/Turkmen/ from Kyrgyzstan? European?

[@snakeeater0224]

@Kosh giup….

[@ahmetkarl1229]

I don't know what the Japanese people thinks about us, Turks. But we always saw Japanese as educated, well-behaving, diciplined and inovative people and friends in the other side of the world. We look up to Japanese people. We love the Japanese.

[@Japinoyboi2004]

I'm Japanese. There's already a lot of Japanese who visits Turkiye. And I'm planning to go very soon:)

[@junekazama4578]

Please, can you both explain to me why Japanese and Turks seem to have such a good relationship?😃

[@captainarelin]

@@junekazama4578 because we have?

[@sbd03]

Greetings to our brother country Japan 🇹🇷💖🇯🇵

[@Neversa]

Only Armenia and Greece are your brothers

[@Japinoyboi2004]

I'm from Japan, love brother Turkiye. 🇯🇵💖🇹🇷

[@AngelicaDXB]

I find it super cool to hear other Turks speak with different accents. We are all over the place, yet we are all one. :))

[@Japinoyboi2004]

Good video! I'm from Japan! Love the Turks.

[@hanp2205]

we moved to the west... for milenia's

[@eminqarayev-fg8kp]

I'm Beautiful Kanka'm I'm AZERBAİJANİ (TÜRKEY JAPANESE AZERBAİJANİ KOREAN MONGOLIA HUNGARY) Kanka Kardeşilerimin 🇹🇷🇯🇵🇹🇲🇰🇬🇺🇿🇲🇳🇹🇼🇰🇿🇭🇺🇰🇷🇦🇿

[@captainarelin]

🇹🇷❤️🇯🇵

[@junekazama4578]

Please, can you explain why you love the turks? 😃

[@captainarelin]

@@junekazama4578 why you dont like Turks?

[@user-fl1dc9ju3g]

We are bros.❤❤ 🇹🇷❤🇰🇿❤🇲🇳❤🇳🇺❤🇰🇷❤🇯🇵

[@aahil7586]

What about china?

[@user-fl1dc9ju3g]

@@aahil7586 They are Sino-Tibetan, bruh.

[@aahil7586]

@@user-fl1dc9ju3g oh

[@moefinesse9878]

Koreans, Japanese, Turkic, Manchu, Tungus and Mongolians are cousins originating from central Asia or Manchuria. The Great Wall of China was created for the Altaic peoples.

[@socorobusuku7715]

I think it's used to prevent refugees from escaping

[@Mertbabasisert]

Khans Den. I would like to thank you sincerely. As Turks, we spend our entire existence not feeling that we belong to anywhere. Even our own countrymen dont know what we identify as and the constant dilution through centuries has eradicated the majority of our original culture. You are solving this crisis. Every view is another individual who rediscovers themselves and their true identity. I am so grateful to you. I see the clouds fading over our country. There is much hope. The blue sky behind the dark clouds is piercing. Our people are reconnecting with Tengri and he is revealing himself to us in our most darkest of times. I thank you Khans den, glory to our Tengrish past and for our Tengrist future.

[@Mertbabasisert]

@@Will-ke7cj how mentally unwell do you have to be to seek out videos to write hate essays under lmaoo

[@Mertbabasisert]

@@Will-ke7cj rent free in your tiny raisin brain

[@hasanyilmaz8411]

Evet keşke Türkçe altyazı koyma zahmetinde bulunabilse.

[@Roland_Deschain]

Anatolian turks have more genetic and cultural commonalities with neighbouring cultures like greeks, iranians, kurds and armenians while less with japanese. If you believe that this solved your identity crisis, I feel bad for you. It stems from bad educational government policies and erotion of national values. This so called crisis shouldn't have existed in the first place.

[@johnprice47]

I’m half Japanese and half Caucasian (mainly British/Scotish). Uploaded my DNA to MyTrueAncestry. I was surprised by the analysis on the Japanese side. Most of my genetic makeup, if you will, come from the Saka (Scythians) who were nomadic peoples that conquered the Central Asian steppes and other areas in Asia 2500 years ago. I have a lot of ancient DNA matches to areas in Kazakhstan, Altai Republic in Russia, Tarim Basin, and Mongolia. It also shows that my closest genetic modern populations are the Uyghurs and to the Turkestan part of Kazakhstan. Really fascinating indeed.

[@oguzhankartal5099]

Since autosomal DNA and mt-DNA are not 100% inherited you cannot learn your ethnicity with a DNA test. If you have a sibling, his test results will give different percentages. Another problem is that there is not enough data in companies that perform DNA testing.

[@hicgerekyoktu]

I also find the animist/naturalist (in a godless sense) connection interesting. The Turkic nations (before being infected by the semitic gods and religions) used to worship the nature directly, without the need of a god inbetween (which is perceived as a person in all middle-eastern, western religions). They worshipped the spirits of nature (called "tin"), such as the spirit of mountain, the lake, the forest etc. The sky (="tengri") was the most prominent spirit, being the energy/life source of anything. This source is called "kut". The Khan lineages were granted "kut" by the sky (="tengri") so that they can rule their people and ensure the laws ("töre" or "yassa") of the vast steppes last. Similarly, the old japanese had the early shinto tradition. The sun was the most prominent spirit in that tradition. the entities of nature were all divine. The Tennou (天皇: sky+ruler) lineage is also divine (it is usually translated as emperor but i don't find it accurate). The divinity and the legitimacy of the lineage comes from the heavens/skies as well.

[@siyacer]

They also shared the worship of the Sun and Sky, which Japan still keeps as part of their name.

[@tanatos5]

As a Turk; instead of ”belonging” with the West (US, Europe), the East (Middle-East) or the Russian Federation; I would rather belong with the Japanese. I’ve been to Japan (Tokyo, primarily Shinjuku); and I can tell you this; the linguistic and cultural similarities between the turkish and japanese people COMPLETELY SHOCKED both me and the japanese people I met. We are similar at even a very deep traditional-cultural level (respect to seniors, respect to elders, how in formal situations we are seated in a car or stand in the elevator etc. and our concepts of honor and duty, even sacrifice and so on) and as a none-japanese speaker; the way that I could prononciate japanese words as if I was a japanese speaking person all my life bewildered the Japanese people I met. Also crazy how similar our grammar is, and how many words are the same or same with slight differences or mean the same thing originally but over millenia; it’s meaning changed ever so slightly. That’s why; I think even though the Japanese are not a ”mixed” race like the Turks, somewhere along the line; our ancestors were basically the same people. Some just happened to travel a little further east and stayed (Japanese) and others rode-on westwards (eventually the Turks). Just my two cents :)

[@BieZhang]

those so called "similarities" exist in almost every cultures, the root of your superficial sense of belonging with theJapanese is just your own fantacy, people tend to asocciate themselves with other richer, more succesful and non-hostile people, I highly doubt you would have the same wishful thinking if Japan was not a developed county.

[@canerakyol9747]

​@@BieZhang Don't be jealous. I highly doubt you would get irritated by if japan would not be a developed country and still we feel close to them.

[@BieZhang]

​@@canerakyol9747 ​ where did you get the idea i am jealous? jealous of feeling unsecure so that you need to associate yourself with a distant island on the pacific? that's hilarious, what i see here is you people really have an identity crisis perhaps due to lack of your own written history and you people dont really know where you came from.

[@canerakyol9747]

@@BieZhang it is not about creating an idendity, it is about finding similarities that is not common in world. Yes we have enourmous unwritten history (even our written history is much more interesting then most of the settled civilazations) and we are finding piece by piece by researchs like this. It makes us excited. There is nothing wrong or subconcious lackness in it. Malevolent minded people like you can say what ever you want. It won't change anything.

[@tsoii]

Languages become less similar as time goes on. Not more similar

[@nukhetyavuz]

yeah,thats right...were related,and its true that the agglunitative part plays a role in altaic language...were distant cousins,and im proud...but more proud,that were closer to uralic languages,to hungarians which we share more vocabulary with...so,agglunitative languages are also there,AND in anatolia,persia,armenia etc...the languages and cultures that are related go beyond that...japanese,mongolian,yes,finnish,hungarian,yes,anatolian languages,and most probably their ancient civilizations,as well...the languages give light to that...

[@musicskychannel597]

Altaic brothers 🇯🇵🙏🇹🇷❤️

[@captainarelin]

🇹🇷❤️🇯🇵

[@suntzu2812]

To me the most important connection was the Ashina Klan/Wolf Klan that was extending from Northern Japan to Etruscans in Northern Italy after Troy fell. Etruscan is a misspelling for Turukku (E'Turukku-an people), Turukku was also in Mesopotamia. Also the Etruscans called themselves R'Asena, we still call ourselves Asena besides Oğuz (Bull Klan) as Anatolian Turks, the two major klans have merged probably in Mesopotamia during the height of Sumerian empire. Also some say the Oğuz symbols can be found in Samurai armor etc., but I doubt that, that must be a coincidence. Bonus fact: A Finnish guy in his channel told the Turks that the oldest city in Finland is still called Turku. (Channel name: Janne Nordman)

[@changchadchanamdong2668]

You guys are a result of being conquered by asians lol. Anotolians being assimilated by mongoloid asians.

[@merketarif126]

@Inspector Opus Turku means in Russia "bazar". I heard that this is a loan word from them.

[@sirashina]

[@muratsarioglu8574]

I had dna test from my heritage web side it was my Xmas present from my wife my dna result showed my ancestors same modern day chine Siberia Korea Central Asia Turkiye Turkey and Sicilian etc I never know ❤

[@asmadasmadeus3743]

i was studying japanese in universty. and i founf there are so many similarities between Turkic Language (All of them) and Japanese. For example sentence order. S+O+V is the mainly sentence orders between these Language. Sometimes we can throw subject like Seni seviyorum (There is no İ(Ben) in sentence) it is thr same in japanese (Watashi wa anataga suki/anata ga Suki)

[@chengyyun]

Yeah I just saw in an informant video for my class that both languages use "de" as something that would translate to "in" in English.

[@YummYakitori]

Having taken a DNA test as a Singaporean Chinese, I belong to Haplogroup N1b1 which was tested in Lower Xiajiadian culture and also in the early neolithic Shandong peninsula which clusters autosomally with later Liao civilisation populations, N1 (xN1a, N1c) is also one of the most common Y-haplogroups tested in ancient neolithic Liao civilisation (71-89% in neolithic times, down to 63% during bronze age; it is only present in a very small percentage of the extant population in Northeast Asia today); it is a pity they haven't refined the Y-haplogroup subclade testing today because there are so few of us direct Y-lineage descendants of this group of people left. Today I am a native speaker of Chinese languages and I may no longer be a speaker of Transeurasian languages (my ancestors on my paternal line most likely were the ones who created the proto-language, but were later absorbed into Chinese kingdoms and assimilated) but I think that is why I have always been so interested in Turkic and Mongolic cultures and languages :)) So surprised when Martine Robbeets released this study last year. This may be the reason why Uralic languages also share some grammatical similarities with Transeurasian (ex-Altaic) languages; Uralic speakers also predominantly belong to other branches Haplogroup N1a1-TAT or N1a2-L666; these were not present in Liao civilisation area which was tested N1 (xN1a, N1c) but were commonly found further north in Siberia (Lake Baikal region, spreading west by Seima-Turbino phenomenon as Uralic languages, coming into contact with Indo-European languages in the south) and northeast in Manchuria.

[@YummYakitori]

@@yo2trader539 Nope, I am Teochew on my paternal side. My great grandparents left China 3.5 generations ago, and they were from Jieyang region of Guangdong province which is a mainly Teochew speaking area. You are right, N-M231 in general has high frequency north of Mongolia, starting from Lake Baikal region all across Siberia and west into Europe (Finland and Russia); northern China also used to have quite a high frequency as late as the Zhou Dynasty and Warring States Period (Zhou royals of the Ji clan belong to Haplo N1a2-F1998 subclade); but for some reason many other subclades of Haplogroup O1 and O2 underwent a massive population boom all throughout East and Southeast Asia, spreading north into northern China and today even Inner Mongolians like Khorchin have a large proportion of Haplogroup O2. Interestingly the Y-lineage subclade that 90% of Sakha (Yakut) men mainly belong to, N-M2016 shares a common ancestor with the Chuvash (Old Bulgar, Oghur Turkic) lineage of N-A9408 at N-M2058 about 3700 ybp. N-F4205 is another subclade which has been found on the Avar khagan in Kunbabony, Hungary. And N-VL67 is also another very common subclade among Turks. Definitely many subclades of N-M231 are very closely identifiable with Proto-Turkic. Another subbranch, N2-P189.2 was also found in the Botai culture of northern Kazakhstan, the first civilisation to domesticate horses. The main subclades of N found in ancient Siberia and Lake Baikal mainly belonged to the N1a1-TAT and N1a2-L666 sub-branch; so my branch N1b1 did not venture as far north as Siberia; it is more likely they were always around the Bohai seaboard region of northern China and Liao river area of Inner Mongolia before being absorbed into different Chinese kingdoms.

[@weifan9533]

@@yo2trader539 Southern Chinese history isn't that complicated a lot has already been deciphered or debunked by genetic evidence. It's true that some Southern Chinese can trace their origins to the north, but the native influences are also quite strong in certain regions, and you shouldn't ignore their contributions to the formation of modern Southern Chinese. Take the example of the 3 main ethnolinguistic groups of Guangdong, the Teochew, the Hakka, and the Yue/Cantonese. It has been demonstrated by genetic studies that on average the Teochew are the most northern shifted among the three and have more Yellow River related genomes, whereas the Yue or Cantonese are the most southern shifted and have significant Tai-Kradai ancestries, and the Hakka are intermediate between the two.

[@josephmichael8522]

Thank you for the info I'm part Finnish soumi and I have always been interested in the uralic peoples you have a good day again thank you

[@1BIGREVOLUTION]

The first People of Japan we're the "Ainu", search that

[@YummYakitori]

@@weifan9533 Yes, it is true. The Baiyue influence on the formation of the Southern Chinese is actually quite strong, particularly in Guangxi and western Guangdong. According to autosomal DNA, Cantonese can be modelled as 60% Ancient Yellow River farmer, 40% ancient Southeast Asian Neolithic. Teochews and Hokkiens are genetically not actually distinguishable, and are about 75% Ancient Yellow River farmer, 25% Southeast Asian neolithic. For comparison, even Koreans are 75% Ancient yellow river farmer (about 18-20% Amur River and 5% Jomon), Japanese are 60% Ancient yellow river, whereas Shandong and Henan Han are close to 90% Ancient Yellow River. So you can imagine that Southern Chinese are almost equidistant to Northern Chinese as are Koreans and Japanese. It is also a common misconception that Hakka are more northern-shifted when in reality they are not, they are approximately between Cantonese and Teochew. Paternal lineages wise, most Fujianese are actually descended from the ancient Chu kingdom located in the middle Yangtze, rather than the Central Plains as so claimed by family records (called 'zupu'). Haplogroup O-CTS8998 accounts for approx 10% of the Fujian male population alone and they are descended from a large family from the ancient Chu kingdom.

[@aquawater5069]

Fantastic video production quality. Looking forward to the next two parts.

[@kursad8575]

thanks for calling she "türkiye", its very respectful

[@erem6696]

im Turk and i don't give shit if someone says turkey or turkiye.

[@kursad8575]

@@erem6696 your opinion is very important for me. Thank you for sharing.

[@lexxypexxy7458]

Glad to know more and more KZbinrs are familiar with Martine Robbeets! first started looking at her work back in 2020 during the height of the pandemic since I was so bored. 😄

[@oguzmen5451]

Brilliant ! Always wondered how Turkey would've ended up if we managed to complete our reforms, Stars never smile upon us nowadays - dealing with even more strife as days pass.

[@aixle3590]

We will complete them. Dispite you know whoms

[@borankaradeniz266]

@@aixle3590 the revolution is eternal!

[@oguzmen5451]

@@Will-ke7cj 🧂

[@dsaddfgs1186]

geograpy is your destiny ! they say

[@oguzmen5451]

@@dsaddfgs1186 Nah ignorance is

[@user-ru1ki]

Wonderful video ! Good job 👍 Looking forward for following parts. Greetings from Jerusalem ❤️

[@hasanyilmaz8411]

20 yıl önce Levan Panos Dabağyan'ın Pearl-Harbor'dan Hiroşima'ya kitabını okumuştum. Kültürümüzün benzerlikler gösterdiğini anlamak zor değil.

[@gokalpmetininpapyonlusu5810]

Turkic Umit will eventually beat Arabic Suleyman. No doubt. It is certain that Japan/Korea/Mongolia and all Turkic states had same ancestry (linguistics and genealogy) but we should be aware that all nations are equal. I sometimes see comments such as "Turks different, don't try to be one of us " (from an ignorant Mongolian). We, proud Turks are very happy to be Turk, no need to be connected to the other nations. If there is a scientific evidence we accept to be part of a bigger family, but as a Turk. Japanese,Korean,Hungarians are our brothers but we are not trying to be part of Japan,Korea,Hungary,... Turks, likewise Chinese are the rare people who can maintain the greatest state in the world time to time. Turks were the greatest in 6th century and also 16th century. Except Turks and Chinese no other country succeded in to become the greatest again. No Egyptians,no Iranians,No Mongols, No Italians and will be no English. There are 250 millions Turks worldwide and there are enough historical successes for each of them. Tengri biz menen.

[@gokalpmetininpapyonlusu5810]

@@Will-ke7cj There were 52 millions Chinese and 1 million Turk in 8th century and 75% of chinese were killed during Turkish inspired An Lushan Rebellion. China was a tributary state of Turks between 209-174 BC and between 3rd and 6th centuries AD. If Turks (combined population of 250 millions) is a flea, UK,Japan, Russia are micro organisms then.

[@tsoii]

fringe nationalist turkish hypothesis. It's only you turkish people who claim this. No kyrgyz would claim this

[@gokalpmetininpapyonlusu5810]

@@tsoii If that Kyrgyz is a Turkic person he will certainly claim. I am sure there are few non-Turkic, or assimilated individuals there. We don't care what they think in this spesific subject. Better them to deal with their own ethnicity.

[@Schwenakasven]

also if turks and japanese are related then they also related to china because japanese are from chinese heritage from that age back. I agree also with you that every Nation is today what it is. Science can gladly Prove the heritage nothing against it. But today its different and thats it what counts. Because it wont change like back in the days.

[@gokalpmetininpapyonlusu5810]

@@Schwenakasven Where did you get the idea of "Japanese from Chinese heritage"? What is the source? Your bum? Not good enough.

[@user-cb1mq3xf6e]

Referring Turkishness in Japan; İ am a Türk from Western Asia minor. My daughter had internship gör 2 months at Riken İnstitute on Genetics at Japan. İt is found that Japanese arrived 20 000 years ago from Taiwan. There are chain islands that facilitate this Voyage. Aldı language and Food and cullture match. There had been migrations from 3 points at Central Asia over Korean peninsula. 2 of these points are in occupied East Turkestan, 3. is in Mongolia where there are Uygurs. There are many Turkish words in Japanese like 'Yaki' which means Burnt, for comtemporary Kebab. Yatay means flat, they use for bazaar. They have sacred hill named Tengri Tepe, which means God's Hill in Turkish. There had also been flux of Tartars from Russia after collapse of Tzardom.

[@Nenet-rj9yr]

Göktürk military degree Şengün..also very similar to shogun

[@Crafty_Spirit]

Very, very interesting. The prof didn't mention Uralic languages that were previously included in the Altaic hypothesis. Any information on that?

[@turan2815]

cant wait for part 2 and 3

[@weifan9533]

I'm Chinese and I really like your videos, thanks for your hard-work. I do believe that the origins of Japanese and Koreans can be traced back to Northeastern China, particularly to the Hongshan and to the Xiajiadian cultures located around the West Liao River. And it's quite possible that the ancestors of proto-Japanese/Koreans had interacted with proto-Turkic people, judging by the geographic proximity. Some Han nationalists are trying hard to deny this connection and instead fervently argue that proto-Japanese/Koreans came from South China and SE Asia. But as someone of Southern Chinese descent who is quite knowledgeable about the history, culture, anthropology/genetics, and archaeology of South China, I really don't think that proto-Japanese/Koreans came from the south, judging by available evidence.

[@Abeturk]

Ka=(Qua)= which Ön=(eun)=(fore/ first one ) (Ka-eun) = which one (quê un) (Ka-ön) = (Qæn/qên) = (ğan/ ğen ) Gel = come (Gel-qa-êun)=gel-gên =gelen = which one is coming /(what or who comes) (Get-gên) =giden= which (one)’s going / what or who goes (Yan-gên) =yanan = which (one)’s burning / what/ who burns (on fire) (Yak-mã-gên) =yakmayan = which (one) is not burning it / what/ who doesn't burn it (Bak-gên) =bakan =which (one)’s looking > onlooking (Gör-mã-gên) =görmeyen =which (someone) is not seeing / who doesn't see (that) Kak-mak= to direct Kaktırmak= to steer Kakılmak> to get being oriented/ to get being fixed =kağılmak >kalmak= to stay /~to remain Kakılmak>to be directed any side >kalıkmak>kalkmak =to stand up / to get up Kakıldırmak>kağıldırmak> to get being steered away = kaldırmak = to remove / ~to lift up (Yukarı Kak)>Yukarı Kalk = (direct yourself up) =stand up / get up Kak-ak = which thing to direct it = what to steer it Kakak= Gagak=Gaga (All of them are the same meaning) (Kuş'uŋ Gagağı) Kuşun Gagası = ( the router of bird ) the beak of bird=(it's not bird's mouth or nose) Uç-ak=which thing to fly (uçak=airplane) Bür-ek= what to wring by twisting (börek=patty) (mantı=pasty) Ka=(Qua)= which Ön=(eun)=fore/ first-one Kakğan= Kak-kan=(kak-ka-eun)= ( which one leads )= Who's directing Kakğan=Kağan=Hakan=Hahan=Khan=Han (All of them are the same meaning) Kağan > Han = director- manager-leader Kohen = religious leader Kãhin= who directs regarding the future Bakan= minister / Başbakan= first minister Ağa= master/landowner / Başağa> paşa = pasha Beg> bey = (big) seignior / Ağa-beg >ağabey>abi =big brother Kağan= executive ( Başkağan> başkan = president (Mu-eun)=men/man= this one Kak-man=Kağman= kaoman=kaman=Xaman=Haman=Amon=the manager is this one Kam = kaham= haham > religious chief Çün=(chun)=factor ( Jiŋ= intermediary factor /the agent of) Ka=(Qua)= (which) U=(ou)= it (that) (Ka-u)= Ki=(Qui)=which that (Çün-ka-u) =Çünki =(parce que/ c'est-pour-quoi)=(that's why))=(therefore)= Because (U-çün)= İçün=için= (that factor..)= For.. (it's for) (Ne-u-çün)=Niçün=Niçin=(what-that-factor)= Why.. (what-for) for deriving new adjectives from nouns and adjectives Çün=factor ( Jin= intermediary factor /the agent of) suffixes.. (Cı-ci-cu-cü) or (Çı-çi-çu-çü) = (jui / tchui ) (ish-jin)>İşçi= work-er (Kapuğ-jın) Kapıcı=doorman Temür=Demir= Iron /ferrum (Temür-jin) Demirci=ironsmith (Temouchin/ mongolian) gemici=sailor Tengiz=Deŋiz= Sea (Tchenggis/mongolian)> Genghis (Tengiz-jin) Deŋizci=seaman Yaban =faraway/ out of center =Jaban (Jaban-jin) Yabancı = (outsider)=foreign-er (Yaban Halk)=Japon halkı=Japan People=off-center people (just by us) but (2.hun=ni-fun)Nippon people for the Japanese

[@Kara_Pabuc]

A-ha, one guy who follows the most recent research on this topic! There is evidence that a language that is that called as "proto-Transeurasian" is the source language of all Altaic and Koreo-Japonic languages and it's originated in West Liao River. These languages spread from there, and effectively renders all Koreans, Japanese, Mongolians, Turks, and whatnot distant relatives. Ancestors of these people were doing millet farming and as far as I know, the agriculture in Southern China is somewhat a new thing that occurred after the developments of dams in China. So, no, I don't think there is a connection between Han Chinese and these aforementioned people. At least spread of the agriculture and language denies any connection.

[@weifan9533]

@@Kara_Pabuc Thanks for your support. Yes I'm a fan of genetics and anthropology and often read new papers on those topics so I think my knowledge is up-to-date, unlike some others whose info on this subject might be 10 or even 20 years old. I agree with what you said. Yes agriculture in South China, Southwest China, and neighboring SE Asia arose rather late, around 4,000 years ago or later. Before that time the whole region was dominated by Hoabinhian hunter-gatherers, which were quite distantly related to modern East and SE Asians hence cannot be the place where Japonic and Koreanic peoples originated.

[@lexxypexxy7458]

I wouldn't say they "interacted" but they are considered as very distant cousins.

[@changchadchanamdong2668]

@@weifan9533 . True koreanic and japonic adopted your culture. Chinese culture has se Asia roots. Like the dragon is actually python in origin which is not a NE Asian trait

[@azisbers4645]

Great video brother

[@summerbreeze8720]

Loved the intro ❤ tea and coffee part 😄

[@zaciroth]

Also could go into how Japanese Bakufu and Daimyo being similar to Khaganate and Khans or Bey

[@Javlonification]

Assalamu aleykum brother! Thank you for your work on this video! And also she did very huge investigation for many years! May Allah gives all the best who worked on this video! Thank you author for your video, but before I knew about altaic language group and you can find our fathers steps even in American continent!

[@erolguler1352]

Just 21 hours left until the premiere!

[@buminkhan3537]

We are, most primitive and basic words are very similar if not identical. Ex. Yaki ~ Yakmak ~ To Cook Over High Heat . Keep up the great work!

[@gnjc3480]

Great video

[@josephmichael8522]

Thanks beautiful video salamat

[@xmxe4486]

İll be waiting!

[@GUEGUE.]

Sehr gute Arbeit! Sehe ich genau so wie du!

[@gokalpx1386]

great job for akademica

[@tenzinlhagyal580]

It was great documentary based on your Research. It was convincing but I'm not in state to agree or disagree since I lack knowledge on this topic. I'm curious to know your thoughts and perspective on the relation between Turks and Tibet in between 7 to 10th CE or before if you could. Since Tibet shares border with Mongolia and East Turkestan (which were the place where Turks lived in earlier times), there is no doubt that Turks and Tibetan had contact and moreover had influences on culture and many other. Since I'm little aware of Tibetan history, I found some evidence of their contact and political alliances. It would be very helpful if you could share some thoughts and your knowledge about it.

[@Henrycus5321]

my grandpa is Manchu, now we don’t speak Manchu already, and it is hard to pick up this language again in China, maybe there are still some tungusic languages in Siberia

[@eminqarayev-fg8kp]

JAPANESE KOREAN AZERBAİJAN TURKEY MONGOLIA HUNGARY URAL-ALTAY DİL KANKA ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@alivatansever1281]

My maternal haplogroup is traced to the jomon people of Japan.. my grandma is Uzbek and grandpa is nogai tatar.

[@unodos.4557]

The xiongnu were proto-turkic and proto-mongolic people. The xiongnu was succeeded by the proto-mongolic speaking rouran khanate who were overthrown by their vassals who began calling themselves gög-turks.

[@suntzu2812]

The channel owner makes the common mistake, he translates Gokturk as "celestial Turks", but actually Gök means 3 things: sky, blue, east. The correct translation is "Eastern Turks". White is west. Red is south. Black is north. Golden is where you set up home. You can find these color codes in many banners and flags. Anatolian Turks have the red flag. The same flag is in blue for Uygur Turks in Chinese oppression. Also there are other color codes that are lost to time like green, my guess for green is 100% nomadic steppe dweller tribes. Later on the green in flags and banners takes an islamic connotation.

[@suntzu2812]

Xiongnu is the same as Hunnu. The Huns. Hun/Han means lord. This is a name given by outsiders. Look at the flag of the White Huns, Atilla The Hun (correct name is İtilli Han, meaning Lord from river İtil/Volga) white flag with a golden Roman eagle, meaning they came to make western lands their new home. The 3 golden stars mean they have a 3 tribe union, one star is Turks, the other 2 are maybe Goths and Vandals?

[@KhansDen]

@@suntzu2812 I've said time and time again that Gök can mean all of the things that you have mentioned, from my very first Göktürk video in 2020 and the Göktürk film last summer all the way to my recently released book about them. It's just that "Celestial" is the most fitting translation, in my view, which is why I use this term the most often.

[@ibrahimkartal1919]

🇹🇷❤️🇯🇵

[@Japinoyboi2004]

🇯🇵❤🇹🇷

[@mysteriousfaceoftheunivers8732]

Turkic peoples, Mongols, Koreans, Japanese and Chinese are peoples who have lived in the same geography, intermarried and have a common language. If I examine the common words, customs, traditions and genes in the languages of these peoples, I think that their ancestors will be common.

[@erz2479]

Not quite Chinese descended from the Sino-Tibetan languages ​​located further south in Yangshao province and the way of life of the Chinese and Turkic groups are not the same🍀🤍

[@hx1167]

@@erz2479 same here Japanese and Korean are more further away from Turkic lifestyle Do not generalised and classify both together

[@erz2479]

@@hx1167 You are taking it out of context Japanese and Koreans are very similar who were local farmers in what is now Manchuria and the Turkic peoples were not initially nomadic they later migrated west and north after the wars as nomads before they were rice farmers

[@hx1167]

Damn joke Indeed Korean Japanese are closed to Manchuria however it has nothing to do with Turkic 🦃 nations Real Turkic are Asian centers and contemporary Turkish people are those Islamic Greeks Armenian who were being conquered

[@hx1167]

@@erz2479 a Muslim Greekkkk Name their own people Turkish

[@navinkumarpk86]

Singapore is a Asian country ranked higher than Japan on the HDI (see chart on 4:20...)

[@kerimdelikan2956]

Hallo früher gabs doch immer wieder auch Sachen auf deutsch, geht das gar nicht mehr?

[@KhansDen]

Hi. Für alle deutschen Videos gibts seit einigen Monaten einen eigenen Kanal, genannt Höhle des Khan. Dort wird auch dieses Video bald in komplett deutscher Version veröffentlicht werden.

[@south_cruiser]

09:20开始的音乐叫什么，挺好听的。what is the music at 09:20 of this video?

[@Megadebt]

Let's be honest here... it's not a "few" people who disagree with the Altaic theory. It's been widely dismissed. When you desperately want something to be true, you will end up cherry picking information to support your theory. Do I find Turkic culture fascinating? yes, but that doesn't mean our languages are related.

[@siyacer]

It's not widely dismissed, it's controversial. The main problem is that the languages have only been attested in roughly the past millennium or so, compared to much longer attested Indo-European and Afro-Asiatic families, which leaves evidence (in either direction) sparse. What we know is that the family is around the same age or slightly older than the Indo-European family, leaving a huge proportion of its history unattested.

[@captainarelin]

Actually, no one can %100 prove or disprove this theory. But if you ask to me if the languages and maybe roots are related this seems more logical to me. But I respect everyones opinion about that.

[@dariusghodsi2570]

Why didn't you mention the original pre Japanese people who inhabited the islands called Ainu? They were in fact, steppe mounted cavalry archers.

[@KhansDen]

Certainly. Was so focused on the Turks that I left them off by accident. But you can see „Ainu“ mentioned in many of my maps in older videos, so they haven’t been ignored by purpose.

[@dariusghodsi2570]

@@KhansDen its another branch to your argument and perhaps a very strong one.

[@y.nakano2010]

Original pre-Japanese are not ‘Ainu’, but “Jomon people”. Almost Japanese people commonly recognize that. Ainu invaded into Japan about one thousand years ago. After that Ainu has also mixed in Japan as a part of Japanese people.

[@user-ru1ki]

@@y.nakano2010 A million ?? You must be kidding !

[@y.nakano2010]

@@user-ru1ki Thank you for your suggestion. I made a mistake. It’s not a million years ago, “about one thousand years ago” is the correct.

[@madjames1134]

The Jomon Japanese were very close to the Tupian peoples of South America, then Yayoi arrived from Korea (Yayoi were Turks before Altaicization). From these two peoples Japanese people was born.

[@Abeturk]

Ka=(Qua)= which Ön=(eun)=(fore/ first one ) (Ka-eun) = which one (quê un) (Ka-ön) = (Qæn/qên) = (ğan/ ğen ) Gel = come (Gel-qa-êun)=gel-gên =gelen = which one is coming /(what or who comes) (Get-gên) =giden= which (one)’s going / what or who goes (Yan-gên) =yanan = which (one)’s burning / what/ who burns (on fire) (Yak-mã-gên) =yakmayan = which (one) is not burning it / what/ who doesn't burn it (Bak-gên) =bakan =which (one)’s looking > onlooking (Gör-mã-gên) =görmeyen =which (someone) is not seeing / who doesn't see (that) Kak-mak= to direct Kaktırmak= to steer Kakılmak> to get being oriented/ to get being fixed =kağılmak >kalmak= to stay /~to remain Kakılmak>to be directed any side >kalıkmak>kalkmak =to stand up / to get up Kakıldırmak>kağıldırmak> to get being steered away = kaldırmak = to remove / ~to lift up (Yukarı Kak)>Yukarı Kalk = (direct yourself up) =stand up / get up Kak-ak = which thing to direct it = what to steer it Kakak= Gagak=Gaga (All of them are the same meaning) (Kuş'uŋ Gagağı) Kuşun Gagası = ( the router of bird ) the beak of bird=(it's not bird's mouth or nose) Uç-ak=which thing to fly (uçak=airplane) Bür-ek= what to wring by twisting (börek=patty) (mantı=pasty) Ka=(Qua)= which Ön=(eun)=fore/ first-one Kakğan= Kak-kan=(kak-ka-eun)= ( which one leads )= Who's directing Kakğan=Kağan=Hakan=Hahan=Khan=Han (All of them are the same meaning) Kağan > Han = director- manager-leader Kohen = religious leader Kãhin= who directs regarding the future Bakan= minister / Başbakan= first minister Ağa= master/landowner / Başağa> paşa = pasha Beg> bey = (big) seignior / Ağa-beg >ağabey>abi =big brother Kağan= executive ( Başkağan> başkan = president (Mu-eun)=men/man= this one Kak-man=Kağman= kaoman=kaman=Xaman=Haman=Amon=the manager is this one Kam = kaham= haham > religious chief Çün=(chun)=factor ( Jiŋ= intermediary factor /the agent of) Ka=(Qua)= (which) U=(ou)= it (that) (Ka-u)= Ki=(Qui)=which that (Çün-ka-u) =Çünki =(parce que/ c'est-pour-quoi)=(that's why))=(therefore)= Because (U-çün)= İçün=için= (that factor..)= For.. (it's for) (Ne-u-çün)=Niçün=Niçin=(what-that-factor)= Why.. (what-for) for deriving new adjectives from nouns and adjectives Çün=factor ( Jin= intermediary factor /the agent of) suffixes.. (Cı-ci-cu-cü) or (Çı-çi-çu-çü) = (jui / tchui ) (ish-jin)>İşçi= work-er (Kapuğ-jın) Kapıcı=doorman Temür=Demir= Iron /ferrum (Temür-jin) Demirci=ironsmith (Temouchin/ mongolian) gemici=sailor Tengiz=Deŋiz= Sea (Tchenggis/mongolian)> Genghis (Tengiz-jin) Deŋizci=seaman Yaban =faraway/ out of center =Jaban (Jaban-jin) Yabancı = (outsider)=foreign-er (Yaban Halk)=Japon halkı=Japan People=off-center people (just by us) but (2.hun=ni-fun)Nippon people for the Japanese

[@weifan9533]

@@yo2trader539 Stop spreading false information, nothing proves that the Yayoi were of Yangtse origin. Having rice doesn't mean they necessarily came from the south as technology can spread among different peoples who share little to no relation to one another. Gosh, I see your trolling comment under nearly every comment for this video.

[@maisa5943]

Singapore is #11 in UN HDI.

[@alisarikaya6327]

sometimes people try to expose what wrong with you, because they can't handle what''s right about you

[@turan2815]

Indo european how can india and germany be related to each other but Turkiye and Nippon not Long live the Altai peoples 🤘🏻

[@dariusghodsi2570]

This is a great comparison. Very different genetics and language, yet distantly related. Well done.

[@turan2815]

@@dariusghodsi2570 😅thx

[@gokalpmetininpapyonlusu5810]

Ural-Altaic language family cannot be wiped out due to some westerners believe "discredited". I also discredit their discredition. Turkish: Cebimde cok kucuk elma var. Hungarian: Zsebemben kicsisok alma van. It is certain it is the same language but some people decided to discredit. What an ignorant mentality.

[@tsoii]

because indo europeans have actual evidence. stop desperately trying to connect yourself to the japanese when your hypothesis lies on the fact that you really just want to be connected to the japanese desperately because you're a weeb

[@socorobusuku7715]

i used to think the people west of Altai Mountains are turkic，east of altai moutains are Altai（Mongolia、north chinese 、Korean、north Japanese）😂😂😂.

[@erdemyazgan5526]

Bitte auf deutsch noch...Das wäre MEGA SUPER ARBEIT wie immer 😊👍🏼😊👍🏼

[@figoken684]

Haritada neden Azarbaycan Türkleri işaretlenmemiş, bu bölge Türkçe konuşulan bir bölge değil mi? Bu muymuş yaptıkları araştırma?

[@bamsbeyrek4939]

Helalleşme yok.Harikasin :))Subliminalı aldık 😉

[@powasjington4262]

I don’t know if there is much of a connection. At least not in modern times.

[@TurkTorumtay]

You should add indian american languages to this concept as well

[@NoMadMediaProductions]

Good thesis

[@mergenturk9858]

We love Japanese people ❤️

[@snakeeater0224]

Maybe the jommon or ainu moved westward from another continent: TO Asian mainland , then Eurasia.

[@Nenet-rj9yr]

Mu

[@bakdakal]

Mrs. Prof. Martine Robbeets is using a map where in south east Anatolia, western Thrace, Caucasus, Iran, Azerbaijan, Syria and Iraq nobody speaks a turkic language...

[@Levo_D_Angelo]

Singapur is an Asien Country too, and theyre even higher ranked.

[@KhansDen]

Indeed! I should have added that I did not include city states in the equation. Sorry.

[@gnjc3480]

And Israel too

[@raulevans1726]

we said if saw a japan or Asian "You are a japan you are smart guy"

[@south_cruiser]

前面铺垫太多，说了10分钟才开始主题。

[@duygudemirci99]

"old Turkish". Teşekkürler.

[@arikanmetselfactori]

SELAM OLSUN TÜM TÜRK KANLILARA❤🇹🇷❤️🇹🇷❤️

[@mehmetcaglarozgur7679]

Zafer, Türk milletinin olacak.

[@almilaumay]

🇹🇷♥🇯🇵

[@CrazyMurica]

dude u said 36 million in tokyo.?? thats like london and NYC combined.. or are u saying the population of the country.? or else that will mean tokyo is the biggest city around the globe

[@KhansDen]

Yes, ca 36 Mio. live in the Tokyo Metropolitan area. It is the largest metropolitan area in the world, followed by Beijing, Cairo, Delhi and so on. New York is just above Istanbul, actually.

[@duygudemirci99]

"proto-trans-Eurasian": Ancient Turks she means: that's what I have written for another video. Why they don't use the same words for other nations? Wht not proto-Persian, Greek, Egypcian but Ancint persia, greece, egypt and when they come to Turks, they use "proto"...

[@s.p9638]

it is rather something like proto indo european. Stop being so agitated, world is not against us like our crazy brain washed psychotic mediocre nationalist propaganda makes you believe. It is a linguistic term and the author was talking about an extensive study about the origins of a language family. It has nothing to do directly with your current ethnic affiliation. You have no idea what you are talking about, why are you people like this? so brain washed and outright crazy.

[@Mtrl-newer]

11:32 😮😮😮在历史上，突厥斯坦甚至一度比中国还要广大。

[@koksalceylan9032]

Keep up the good work,dont let it be manipulated by the Russians.

[@harlaneric7963]

The Kazakhs, Mongols, Koreans and Japanese peoples do share a significant portion of their Y DNA haplogroups

[@weifan9533]

@@yo2trader539 Japanese do have haplogroup C, in fact they have both C2 and C1a1

[@harlaneric7963]

@@yo2trader539 I doubt your statement

[@Japinoyboi2004]

@@yo2trader539 look at this austronesian dude over here😂😂😂

[@Japinoyboi2004]

@@yo2trader539 look at this austronesian dude over here😂😂😂

[@harlaneric7963]

@@weifan9533not only C2 but haplogroup O and D

[@siyacer]

Turan 🐺

[@changchadchanamdong2668]

Why do you keep using sinitic architecture and asthetic.

[@arsc2576]

where azerbaigan

[@monteay]

I solute you for not calling us turkey but TÜRKİYE, Great documentary, well done mate

[@MBDBxl]

« Turkey » isminin değişmesi cidden gerekli ama İngilizce konuşurken Türkiye denmesi çok saçma cidden. Onların alfabesinde olmayan harf veya işaretlerin kullanmasını ne beklemeliyiz ne de kullanmalıyız. Turkland, Turkia, gibi bir isim olmalı..

[@monteay]

@@MBDBxl doğru söylüyorsun ama şöyle bide gerçek varki mesela bazı yabancı dillerde mesela Fransızcada bazi kelimelerin sonundaki s veya t ler söylenmez bunu bende sonra dan öğrendim onlarda öğrenirler Ü I Ö Ş , bu arada İtalya lar Turkia diyorlar , benim de hoşuma gidiyor . Olabilir yani neden olmasın

[@3mpc2mnb64]

I love the Japanese, I embrace their culture, but their prejudices about the Turks really upset me. Even though we helped them in the past and lent them a helping hand during the earthquake, they don't try to get to know us, they still compare us to Arabs and say that the Turks in Turkey are not real Turks, which makes me lose my admiration for the Japanese.

[@YakupGul-bd3dg]

3 mpc2 mm arkadaş adamlar haklı ben izine gittiğimde türk olarak bende bazen diyorum burası arabistanmi veya bunlar arapmi cünkü kendi kültürlerini bırakıp Arap kültürüyle yaşıyorlar eğer hiç cami olmasaydı Arap gibi giyinme olmasaydı arapça kelimeler olmasaydı hiç kimse türkleri Araplara benzetmezdi eğer atatürk olmasaydı bügün bütün dünya bize Arap derdi neyimiz orginal kaldiki her kesin ağzında selamün aleyküm ve merhaba ve günde yüzlerce kez tanrı diyeceğine Allah büyüktür diyorsun bencede türkler araplasmis ben hariç ben doğaya inanan biriyim allah kimseye ne kitap gönderdi nede elçi bu uydurukkara inananlar zaten türk olamaz okadar

[@Arkus123]

​@@YakupGul-bd3dg La illaha Illilah.

[@gokalpx1386]

I am a smart person unfortunately I am homeless great irony, I am mainly interested in theoretical physics, but I am also inclined to other branches of science. I am writing an opinion that will be useful to the academic community. For example, I am a dominant character, if I marry a Norwegian woman, my children will speak Turkish, if my daughter marries an African, her children will speak Turkish because she is dominant. This is how events unfolded. There are many Turkish words in the language of the Mayans, the Native Americans. In fact, 15% of the total 1.5 billion population is of Turkish origin, but because they were dominant, they used Turkish in the people in the region they went to.

[@burakahmettr8193]

i believe you are doing right if those chinese are coming to even 200 viewed video to throw shit to your research

[@KhansDen]

Indeed. Thanks for watching by the way.

[@weifan9533]

Don't generalize, I'm Chinese and I actually like his videos. The connection between Japanese/Koreans and Tungusic/Mongolic/Turkic is something that has rarely been explored on KZbin, and I'd like to hear more about this topic. In fact even ancient Sinitic people might have some connections to proto-Turkic peoples. I feel that these days it's politically correct to connect everything to Southeast Asia no matter there's evidence or not, whereas very little attention is given to Northeast and North Asia, despite the Eurasian steppe has served as an important highway for the movements of people and ideas for millennia if not even longer.

[@gokalpmetininpapyonlusu5810]

@@weifan9533 Chinese history is also the history of Turks. China was governed by Turks between 265 to 589 AD, Uyghurs helped to Tangs to restore the state in 768 (after the An Lushan rebellion when 75% of Chinese population were either killed or displaced) and the majority of Kublai Khan's people were Turkic (more than Mongolians). I started to learn Chinese and lots of graduate students help me (in a British University).I realized how easy to learn for Turks because of similar sounds (which does not happen in Indo-European languages) and grammatical similarities, common words (baba/father, yag/oil, su/water,. Question word "ma" exist in Turkish as "mi-me-ma-mu,," (in accordance with wovel harmony). You can't learn Turkish history without getting Chinese connection/sources. Wo bu shi ribenren.Wo shi tuerqiren.

[@weifan9533]

@@gokalpmetininpapyonlusu5810 The history of Northern China (where ancient Sinitic people and culture originated from) is indeed closely intertwined with that of the Eurasian steppe, there's no doubt about that. But I'm of Southern Chinese descent and the natives of Southern China are closely related to those of SE Asia, there's no doubt about that as well. China is a large country that covers different geographical and cultural zones, and you shouldn't lump everything together. Mandarin is the official language of China but it isn't the mother tongue for most Southern Chinese. Instead in Southern China we speak various dialects and languages that are drastically different from Mandarin, and there're also many ethnic groups that speak Tai-Kradai, Hmong-Mien, and Austroasiatic languages. I appreciate your support for China and your love of Chinese history and the Mandarin language, but I hope that you understand that China is a very diverse country.

[@tsoii]

@@weifan9533 connections between japanese/koreans and turks/mongols has been debunked several times. the only one which isnt laughable is mongols/turks

[@byungchoi1681]

There is no direct written historical evidence that Turkey has somehow connected to Japan.However, that doesn’t mean they are not related. The only reason that connects Japan and Turkey is only because of korea because Koreans started migrating to Japan in the early 2 centuries and built the kingdom there. Emperors of Japan and aristocrats in Japan has a Korean ancestry. That’s the reason you both claim you are related.

[@Abeturk]

Ka=(Qua)= which Ön=(eun)=(fore/ first one ) (Ka-eun) = which one (quê un) (Ka-ön) = (Qæn/qên) = (ğan/ ğen ) Gel = come (Gel-qa-êun)=gel-gên =gelen = which one is coming /(what or who comes) (Get-gên) =giden= which (one)’s going / what or who goes (Yan-gên) =yanan = which (one)’s burning / what/ who burns (on fire) (Yak-mã-gên) =yakmayan = which (one) is not burning it / what/ who doesn't burn it (Bak-gên) =bakan =which (one)’s looking > onlooking (Gör-mã-gên) =görmeyen =which (someone) is not seeing / who doesn't see (that) Kak-mak= to direct Kaktırmak= to steer Kakılmak> to get being oriented/ to get being fixed =kağılmak >kalmak= to stay /~to remain Kakılmak>to be directed any side >kalıkmak>kalkmak =to stand up / to get up Kakıldırmak>kağıldırmak> to get being steered away = kaldırmak = to remove / ~to lift up (Yukarı Kak)>Yukarı Kalk = (direct yourself up) =stand up / get up Kak-ak = which thing to direct it = what to steer it Kakak= Gagak=Gaga (All of them are the same meaning) (Kuş'uŋ Gagağı) Kuşun Gagası = ( the router of bird ) the beak of bird=(it's not bird's mouth or nose) Uç-ak=which thing to fly (uçak=airplane) Bür-ek= what to wring by twisting (börek=patty) (mantı=pasty) Ka=(Qua)= which Ön=(eun)=fore/ first-one Kakğan= Kak-kan=(kak-ka-eun)= ( which one leads )= Who's directing Kakğan=Kağan=Hakan=Hahan=Khan=Han (All of them are the same meaning) Kağan > Han = director- manager-leader Kohen = religious leader Kãhin= who directs regarding the future Bakan= minister / Başbakan= first minister Ağa= master/landowner / Başağa> paşa = pasha Beg> bey = (big) seignior / Ağa-beg >ağabey>abi =big brother Kağan= executive ( Başkağan> başkan = president (Mu-eun)=men/man= this one Kak-man=Kağman= kaoman=kaman=Xaman=Haman=Amon=the manager is this one Kam = kaham= haham > religious chief Çün=(chun)=factor ( Jiŋ= intermediary factor /the agent of) Ka=(Qua)= (which) U=(ou)= it (that) (Ka-u)= Ki=(Qui)=which that (Çün-ka-u) =Çünki =(parce que/ c'est-pour-quoi)=(that's why))=(therefore)= Because (U-çün)= İçün=için= (that factor..)= For.. (it's for) (Ne-u-çün)=Niçün=Niçin=(what-that-factor)= Why.. (what-for) for deriving new adjectives from nouns and adjectives Çün=factor ( Jin= intermediary factor /the agent of) suffixes.. (Cı-ci-cu-cü) or (Çı-çi-çu-çü) = (jui / tchui ) (ish-jin)>İşçi= work-er (Kapuğ-jın) Kapıcı=doorman Temür=Demir= Iron /ferrum (Temür-jin) Demirci=ironsmith (Temouchin/ mongolian) gemici=sailor Tengiz=Deŋiz= Sea (Tchenggis/mongolian)> Genghis (Tengiz-jin) Deŋizci=seaman Yaban =faraway/ out of center =Jaban (Jaban-jin) Yabancı = (outsider)=foreign-er (Yaban Halk)=Japon halkı=Japan People=off-center people (just by us) but (2.hun=ni-fun)Nippon people for the Japanese

[@byungchoi1681]

@@yo2trader539 There is no evidence Japonic speakers inhabited in southern part of Korean kingdom That was created while Korea was occupied by Japan. It is a false claim.

[@byungchoi1681]

@@yo2trader539 There’s no such evidence of Japanese tombs in Korean Peninsula. Your claim is as same as Colonial scholars who distorted Korean history in order to justify the colonization.They burned over two hundred thousand history books and also took a lot of valuable Korean history books to Japan. There’s no reason to burn Korean history books if the Korean history is inferior than Japan. . By the way, Emperor’s of Japan has a Korean ancestry from BeckJe. Why? Have you ever thought about why?

[@turkx6]

Turks are much closer to mongols than theyre to japanese or koreans

[@siyacer]

Obviously, buy they are still related

[@MCorpReview]

Amazing Japan n Türkiye 🎉d book next 💯 yrs by American Thomas Friedman claims that this pair would become 😮superpower 😅n challenge America 🇺🇸 n Poland 🇵🇱 in ww3. Türkiye still called Turkey 🦃 in le book 📕 will invade Poland 🇵🇱 with war robots 🤖 but in the end 😅America wins as always😅, which is a rather boring ending. If u hv time, check out this Friedman book 😅he did predict the disintegration of Russia 🇷🇺 which in a way is starting to come true, so that’s gotta be worth something. Disclaimer: I get no commission from both Amazon or Friedman.😊

[@znxediting]

As an Azeri from Iran, hi long lost brothers...

[@eminqarayev-fg8kp]

AZER Not'u AZERBAİJANİ IRAN Heta

[@znxediting]

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[@papazataklaattiranimam]

Altaic language theory is based on nothing but some mere speculations

[@KhansDen]

This is the Transeurasian theory, not Altaic. I only chose the term „Altaic“ in the title as more people would search for this then the other word

[@papazataklaattiranimam]

@@KhansDen Altaic in yeni adı Transeuraisan sadece isim değişti

[@tsoii]

@@KhansDen transeurasian is the altaic hypothesis rebranded, they are both very weak and not remotely confirmed

[@Nenet-rj9yr]

İndo european is not false ?

[@Nenet-rj9yr]

Dont believe Western lies

[@gokalpx1386]

some Japanese do not justifiably accept this research, because they are originally from America! But let them know that the Turks defeated the British Empire, Italians, French, Greeks, Australians, Indians and Americans who attacked our country 70 years ago due to the incompetence of our ally Germany. In this business, it means being Turkish. Those who have already surrendered to America and lived in captivity should not have any connection with us.

[@hanp2205]

first of all prophet Muhammad saw said the son of Noah to be a turk which makes Noah a turk aswell... so ill continue explaining... we are Khans/Hans/Huns... as the grandfather of all of you ill explain :^)... the times we were in asia we are people who had shamans tengrism budhism etc... we travelled the world and placed our roots everywhere in order to protect the khan/han/hun nation against the barbaric offspring which you know as white people... we are the older brothers of africans... white people come from us they are the ones we send to the west... and native americans are turks who have travelled to discover other places of the world across seas... so theres the truth to this whole matter l._.l goodluck i know you wont believe me how do i know all of this? well ever since as a kid i get visions from Allah about all these matters but whatever... the reason why japanese people dont know that they are turkish is because the japanese princes was dating one of my grandfathers who said that he would come back one day :^) but as war continued he couldnd keep his promis which made the japanese princess mad and bitter i gues which is prolly why she deleted all the conections between us and the japanese people l._.l anyway im milenia's late but i thought i should explain this

[@oa2323]

LOL😂

[@hanp2205]

@@oa2323 yea go believe that we come from bacteria whatever lol

[@yogidayi1787]

Yaw ne alaka ona bakarsan adem le havva dan hepimiz akrabayız. insan bugun yeri geliyor kardeşine yakın akrabasına katlanamıyor. Akrabalık dostluk kardeşlik gen birliği ile değil fikir ve kültür birliği ile olur. Fikirleri uyan bir mozambikli ile bir Türk akraba olabilir ama fikirleri birbirine uymayan bir azeri türk ü ile türkiye türk ü akraba olmaz

[@KhansDen]

Bu tam olarak Türklerin ve Japonların ortak diliyle ilgilidir. Röportajı 15:30'dan itibaren izleyin ve anlayacaksınız.

[@yogidayi1787]

@@KhansDen diller benzer doğru tepe ye teppen, siyah/kara ya karai, dağ/ yamaç a yama, su ya sui , yaki soba dedikleri bişey var ordaki yaki yakmakla benzer bişey

[@eraywayne2165]

@@KhansDen alakamız yok

[@docem43]

@@yogidayi1787 atalarımız aynı

[@yogidayi1787]

@@docem43 avukatlık devam mı

[@papazataklaattiranimam]

Fringe hypothesis

[@princekrazie]

what a load of shite

[@GBuzNote]

EN/TR You place Turks as an agricultural society in the Korean Peninsula. But what about in the Altai Mountains? Where do Denisovans, Afanasievo, Andronovo, Okunev, etc. go? If they weren't Turks, who else would they be, Indo-Europeans, right? We Turks are displacing these original cultures by migrating there in the 3rd millennium BC. Do you think we'll swallow this trick? Your Altaic Language Theory, which was already a nonsense from the beginning, collapsed, and now you decided to squeeze this in its place? Do you think it's clever? Get off with these! Sn. Robbeets, Türkleri Kore yarımadasının oraya tarımcı bir toplum olarak yerleştiriyorsunuz. Peki Altaylarda kim vardı? Denisova, Afanesiyevo, Andronovo, Okunyev vb. nereye gidiyor? Kim vardı orada Türkler değilse, kim olacak, Hind-Avrupalılar değil mi? Biz Türkler bu orijinal kültürleri yerlerinden sürmüş oluyoruz MÖ 3. binyılda oraya göç ederek. Sence biz bu numarayı yutar mıyız? Zaten başından bir zırva olan Altay Dil kuramınız çöktü, şimdi hemen yerine bunu mu sıkıştırma kararı aldınız? Zekice mi sanıyorsunuz? Geçin bunları!

[@siyacer]

Altaic is younger than Transeurasian and did not form until the migration to the steppe.

[@ctiskaya]

The Turks of Anatolia are Iranians or Greek genetically, culturally, religiously and food.

[@eyb0ssss]

anatolian turks arent greek. they have iranian dna for sure but theyre not greek. they have native anatolian dna and native anatolians werent greek and didnt speak greek

[@ctiskaya]

@@eyb0ssss you right. The Anatolian natives are Caucasian white people like the Iranian and the Greek. Nothing assets with Turk Asians.

[@davidedadamo3703]

@@eyb0ssss which Turks are you referring to? Ancient anatolians peoples like Hittites or modern Anatolian Turks? Thanks

[@eyb0ssss]

@@davidedadamo3703 modern anatolian turks

[@ffgffg645]

So ?

[@demogorgon4244]

"modern secular country" nice joke!

[@W.T.F.D]

Love Japanese people love Turkish people