(Locals call it in Mongolian khirgisuur), the name accepted in archaeological science for mounds with a rounded stone embankment and a ring or square fence connected to the embankment by stone “rays” or “paths”. Khereksurs got their name from the Mongolian phrase “khyargyas ur” - “Kyrgyz nest”, or “Kyrgyz grave”. The culture of the Altai Scythians reached its greatest flourishing in the Pazyryk period. The culture of the Kyrgyz is very similar to the Pazyryk culture, which undoubtedly indicates that the ancient Kyrgyz belonged to the Pazyryk Scythians, who are identified with the Yuedzhi proper. The tribes of the Pazyryk culture settled in vast territories located between the Tien Shan and Altai, including the Southern and Mountain Altai itself, Tuva and even Minusa.
According to DNA testing from Scythian burials, the Scythians were carriers of the Y-chromosomal haplogroup R1a, subclade R1a-Z2123 (both European Scythians and Siberian Scythians and mitochondrial haplogroups. Thus above haplogroup been found in over 60-% modern Kyrgyz.
Our Mongolian Kazakhs are came to Bayan Ulgii province in 1940s from Xinjiang fled from Chinese. BayanUlgii is the western part of Mongol, a home for many small Mongol ethnics not only for Kazakhs. Facts needs to be told in correct way.
That’s correct Kazakhs came 120 years ago. In the first half of the 19th century, there was not a single Kazakh family on the territory of the current Bayan-Ulgii aimag; only Uriankhai lived here.
sorry bud, as a Mongolian it's sad to disclose to you that our corrupt politicians hire thomb thieves and sold them in black elite market for decades. Probably your local rich person has it in their trophy room.
Saya sangat setuju, " DNA " mereka, saya Asal usul Asia Tenggara "NIAS " kami suku NIAS DNA orginal .YUNAN TAIWAN NIAS saya hormati semuanya dan menunggu waktu jawaban dari saudara
It took you five days to get there? Did you take a Russian Zil? It only took 5 days because you wanted it to take five days! Locals drive to Bayan-Ulgii in less than a day from Ulaanbaatar!
According to Mongolian historians, all Iranian people are originally nomads. They're probably correct. I don't know why these women prefer to talk with the animals than with them. They are more mammalian than the Persians irregardless.
It's THEIR RIGHT to have such accounts of other people, such as Iranians, Iranic people, Persian people, families who were living in Ukraine during their empire, etc. --Isn't it obvious that we never manage to properly help them gather information about us?--. That being said, if there was ever any LOGIC behind "OUR people's" anti-Mongolian sentiment, it would mean that, NATURALLY, it is to be assumed that "The Next Step" in the progression of [these] events [which began before the empire] is for someone exactly like me to say exactly what I've said, and that WHOEVER SAYS this MUST BE INVESTIGATED BY MONGOLIANS, and Then either get assassinated/executed or gain Mongolian citizenship under the current president of Inner Mongolia, who is also the president of "China", or AT LEAST Khurelsukh's country with all the pop music stars like Vandebo and Saryuna. So you leaked information, huh? @@roshanakarya1081
Where is the second part of this documentary? What about the human remains and DNA tests? They probably are related to Iranians, because in the achaemenid stone tablets and documents we have the names of the many Iranian peoples (including scythians) that lived in different areas other than Iran in that time . I really hope that they conduct a thorough DNA test and do NOT distort history.
Those DNA tests can be sabotaged. We all know WHO is buried WHERE. You are accusing them of Desecrating the grave, which would be AN INTENTIONAL ACT, no matter what. You're not going to make them lose their temper THIS TIME. I've already stopped you.
