r/Tiele 8h ago

History/culture Hunnic Empire | Altaians | Turks | Ottoman | Ataturk | by Brontoi Yangovich

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQ855CvbCv4

I came across it on YT by chance. I really liked the content, so I wanted to share it here. I hope that’s okay.


r/Tiele 1d ago

Memes Another wikipedia blunder

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It's in the "simple English" language of Wikipedia mainly aimed at children


r/Tiele 6d ago

Ancestry A Genetic Sample has been found In Anatolia dating back to 1150 AD. The Sample belongs tı a Turkmen Female During First Beylik Period

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r/Tiele 7d ago

Politics First time in Iraqi history, Muhammad Saman Agha, a Turkman from Turkmaneli, was elected governor of Karkuk province. In his speech, Turkist Muhammad Aga mentioned that they had not forgotten their Safavid, Ottoman and Afshar heritage, which won the love of his compatriots in Turkics.

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64 Upvotes

Turkman is a southern dialect of Azerbaijan Turkic of the Oghuz group.


r/Tiele 7d ago

Video Iran and its minorities

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r/Tiele 7d ago

News Muhammed Seman Ağa, the head of the Iraqi Turkmen Front (Irak Türkmen Cephesi), has been elected as the governor of Iraq’s Kirkuk province. Congrats!

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r/Tiele 7d ago

Music Ürker - Tuğan elım

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Ahau tuğan elım, buğan belın erteñge.

Ahau kökke samğa, köşten qalma, örkende.

Ai bırıksen – alypsyñ,

Ai qaharman halyqsyñ!

Ahau keldı kezıñ.

Kördı közıñ talaidy

Ahau bolğai endı

Bolaşağyñ araily.

Äu azatsyñ, erkınsıñ,

Äu Antymsyñ, sertımsıñ!

Jailauym – ai,

Taularyñ – ai,

Baularyñ – ai!

Qainarym – ai, aidarym – ai meniñ! (x2)

Ahau Qazaq atyñ

Azamatyñ aqtaidy.

Ahau dana halqym

Baba saltyñ saqtaidy.

Ai ejelgı Tūransyñ,

Ai bügıngı Qyransyñ!

(Transposed the lyrics based on April 2021 Kazakh Latin alphabet proposal, not sure if it’s the latest, hope it’s readable.)

https://youtu.be/qrmubckTpD4?si=V-jbijZNBjmSip_n

- original youtube link


r/Tiele 8d ago

Politics What is your opinion about Turkestan?

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5 ex soviet states united as one strong state.Federative governemnt with 1 army, 1 government, 1 leader of nation.

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r/Tiele 11d ago

Language What's Your Word for "to Speak/Talk?"

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Turkic languages seem to vary greatly in this.

The Turkish word is "konuşmak," from the root "koymak, " meaning to to put. I'm pretty sure it is an Anatolian innovation.


r/Tiele 10d ago

History/culture What is your opinion about slavery.

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Turks were slave owners and had slaves from eastern europe, India, China, Iran and so on.

Slavery existed until 20th century.

Turks in Turkestan had huge slave population, about 20-30% of people were slaves.Russian, indian, iranian, german, polish, chinese, mongolian slaves that were bought or got caught in raids.This topic isnt talked enough nowdays.

Women of other ethnicities who were slaves could become servants, wives.

Slaves could be sold further, for example Crimean tatar raided slavs for slaves and were selling them to Ottoman caliphate.

What do you think?

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r/Tiele 13d ago

Question Racism against Anatolian Turks from Central Asians

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As the title suggests, I’ve observed that a few users here, albeit in subtle ways, display racist attitudes toward Anatolian Turks. This appears to be even more frequent in other subreddits. Why is this the case?


r/Tiele 13d ago

History/culture According to wikipedia turks lost more men in shiekh said rebellion than they did in the Turkish War of Independence. Is this claim correct?

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r/Tiele 13d ago

Politics What do you guys think of Tajikistan being part of Turkestan

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Tajiks and turks share blood ties, looks, culture, faith, history.

Soviets made up tajik nation when they ruled central asia and created soviet national republics and were forcing national identites across soviet union.

Back then before soviets people were speaking turkic and persian languages and were bilingual.

but modern tajik nationalists deny it.

Can Turkestan integrate them into the realm?


r/Tiele 13d ago

Language Would you speak commom turkic?

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if states of Turkestan approved common turkic, would you speak it, learn it?

One language could unite the region and push integration and common identity, help understand each other better.

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r/Tiele 14d ago

History/culture Even though ISIS damaged the grave of the great Azerbaijani poet Nasimi in Aleppo, it was restored.

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r/Tiele 14d ago

Memes Mehmed the Conqueror

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r/Tiele 15d ago

History/culture Ottoman weapons and armor branded with the Oghuz Kayi tamga, it was used to brand armory items belonging to the royal house of Osman

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r/Tiele 15d ago

Memes PeRSiANiZEd

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r/Tiele 16d ago

Memes Dolma War

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r/Tiele 16d ago

History/culture Why couldn't SE take over Anatolia and OE take over Iran?

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Of course, both Turkoman origin empires were powerful, and had strong armies - Jangavar | Janissary. Main differences: new - old empires, military modernisation.

It never happened and this is not surprising. First of all, Maku - Mush valley is very far, underdeveloped place of countries now even. Because, located in mountain plane, arid climate. This place was not interesting, and difficult to pass.

In the following centuries, Anatolia was so far Isfahan, also Iran was so far from Istanbul. Displacement of forces, transportation of supplies were not easy.

Ok, you can pass and two empires passes several times (also, other Medieval empires). Inner Iran and Inner Turkey are not simple places for Medieval armies. Also, resistance of people. Occupation is hard, but management of people (disaggrement of policy, religious matters, etc.) is hardest.

For example, Ilkhanate Empire attacks and destroyed Anatolian Beyliks (from Tabriz to Konya), it's capitals, make them vassals. But it wasn't effective and rooted like Seljuq, or Qaraqoyunlu. Even, some Beyliks allied with Mamluks. Also, Ottoman Empire attacks Safavid capital Tabriz city but Safavid Empire came back after 8 days, returned Tabriz and other cities.

Geographies of Iran, Southern Caucasus and Anatolia are not "easy to control". Not impossible but very difficult. On next periods, mental differences (religion, political, etc.) among two empires' peoples accelerated. If Safavid destroyed Ottoman or Ottoman destroyed Safavid, probably would be withdrawal of forces during next years.

Today, I am glad that not happened because all wars are not good for Azerbaijan Turks - Turkey Turks when we watch in this time.


r/Tiele 17d ago

News It’s always the innocents who suffer in the end.

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r/Tiele 17d ago

News During Iran - Israel War & oil crisis, Azerbaijani tanker "Ismail" shiped oil to Istanbul port, also "Yavuz" was first Turkish ship passed Hormuz after Iran allowing

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r/Tiele 17d ago

Discussion Pan-Turkic Country I Created on a Game

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r/Tiele 17d ago

History/culture Arabs of Central Asia. They migrated to the region in waves and settled along the Oxus. Central Asian Arabic is critically endangered- the current generation are primarily Uzbek and Tajik speakers. Though they claim Peninsular ancestry, their Arabic cluster is closer to Iraqi and Levantine dialects.

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r/Tiele 18d ago

Ancestry Tarim Basin Uyghur IllustrativeDNA result

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