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Post by Verinen Paroni on Nov 28, 2006 2:01:33 GMT 3
But people can be blonde in the areas inhabited by Slavic peoples  White-blonde or yellow-blonde? Have to say that I admire white-blonde hairs (Finnic and Baltic trait). |
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Post by H. İhsan Erkoç on Nov 28, 2006 10:14:09 GMT 3
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Post by Deleted on Nov 28, 2006 13:35:08 GMT 3
People can be blond without being partly slavic or scandinavian. This is true, I have an Uygur student who is part Kazak. She has light skin and light brown hair but still has Uygur facial features. |
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Post by BAWIR$AQ on Nov 28, 2006 19:52:19 GMT 3
No, bro, blonde Qazaq is not common at all. The absolute majority of the Qazaqs are dark-haired. I know a lot of blond Crimean Tatars, Qarashays, Kumyks, all from Kypchak stock. I thought that Qazaqs may be blond too. Yes, they speak Qipchaq language, but genetically Tatars are mostly the descendants of settled Turks like Bulgars, not nomadic Qipchaq tribes. And Qarachays and Qumuqs have some Alanian and Caucasus blood. And western Qipchaq Turkic people (Tatars, Qarachay, Qumuq) had more inter-ethnic contacts with the Slavs. The majority of the descendants of nomadic Qipchaqs are the nomadic Qazaqs, Noghays, Qaraqalpaqs, and some Qirghiz, and almost all of them are dark-haired. Qipchaq tribes were only one of the numerous ancestors of today's Qipchaq-speaking people. |
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Post by H. İhsan Erkoç on Nov 28, 2006 20:02:09 GMT 3
But the Crimean Tatars are also mostly the descendents of Qïpchaqs  Plus, the modern Tatars of Tataristân (Qazan) are the mixture of both Qïpchaqs and Volga Bulghars. |
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Post by kokturk on Nov 28, 2006 22:52:36 GMT 3
As I know, Qirghiz people are Hakases who migrated to the modern Fergana Valley.
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Post by H. İhsan Erkoç on Nov 28, 2006 23:26:26 GMT 3
More correctly, the Khaqas are the descendents of ancient Qïrghïz who did not migrate to the Täñri Mountains region. The names Khaqas and Qïrghïz do look similar; indeed, the 8th-9th centuries pronunciation of the Chinese transcription of the name Qïrqïz is very similar to Khaqas: Ha-ga-si (modern pronunciation Xiajiasi [Hsia-chia-ssu]).
When the Qïrghïz broke into two and one part migrated to the Täñri Mountains, the migrators later adopted the Qïpchaq dialect. The Khaqas still speak a dialect of the Eastern or Northern Group, much closer to Old Qïrghïz, I guess.
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Post by BAWIR$AQ on Nov 29, 2006 1:35:30 GMT 3
But the Crimean Tatars are also mostly the descendents of Qïpchaqs Plus, the modern Tatars of Tataristân (Qazan) are the mixture of both Qïpchaqs and Volga Bulghars. No, I did not say that Qipchaqs weren't their ancestors. All I'm saying is that because their forefathers settled down long time ago (before the Qipchaq migration into region), the intermixtures of their settled ancestors with nomads were not as heavy as the intermixtures of nomadic ancestors of Qazaqs and Noghays with nomadic Qipchaqs. Settled people lived in cities and nomads lived in the steppes, contacs were not as heavy as among the tribes of similar way of life. Crimea itself is an ethnically complex region with various people like Tauri, Scythians, Sarmatians, Alanians, Greeks, Goths, Romans, Khazars, Pechenegs, Qipchaqs, and Ottomans who settled the region and played their role in the ethnogenesis of today's Crimeans. |
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Post by Deleted on Dec 4, 2006 10:05:48 GMT 3
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Post by Atabeg on Dec 5, 2006 1:53:40 GMT 3
the second picture of the second row yeah you know what i'm talking about Tengrid**n(fine)
i just don't like the blond girl
but Dina Nuralieva I think well i cant discribe it but pfffuw you know what i mean and i'm a picky man
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Post by erdene on Dec 5, 2006 2:38:15 GMT 3
A little less chat and more pics plz....
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Post by Deleted on Dec 6, 2006 9:35:14 GMT 3
the second picture of the second row yeah you know what i'm talking about Tengrid**n(fine) i just don't like the blond girl but Dina Nuralieva I think well i cant discribe it but pfffuw you know what i mean and i'm a picky man I don't like blonde hair either but that blone is sexy man. She'd look a lot better with black hair. |
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Post by Deleted on Dec 6, 2006 9:36:38 GMT 3
A little less chat and more pics plz.... I like that attitude....you did a good job in the Mongol Beauties, why don't you hook this topic up with some Turk women too. |
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Post by suren911 on Dec 8, 2006 2:18:08 GMT 3
Uighur actress  |
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Post by suren911 on Dec 10, 2006 2:41:55 GMT 3
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Plus, the modern Tatars of Tataristân (Qazan) are the mixture of both Qïpchaqs and Volga Bulghars.
