Turkics ruled India for hundreds of years, did the leave any genetic influence on modern day Indians?
Turkics ruled India for hundreds of years, did the leave any genetic influence on modern day Indians?
Julian Reed
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Chase Lopez
On Muslims, yes. Not so much on Hindus. You'll notice Indian Muslims and Pakistanis tend to be paler than Indian Hindus.
Mason Nguyen
The Mamluk regime in Egypt was also largely Turk, but iirc it was a small group that acquired political power without changing the demographics. I bet in India it was similar.
Dominic Carter
>People who live not so far from Indians ruled them, did they live any genetic influence on modern day Indians?
Really nigga?
Chase Perez
At this point who hasn't raped north India?
Charles Powell
what the fuck was wrong with Delhi Sultanate? Their chief Empress got BLACKED.COM and that started a revolt in 1237.
Aiden Brooks
h-hot
Julian Bennett
You know someday Bollywood is going to make a movie about a love story between Jamal Yakub and Razia. And it's going to involve a lot of discussion about BBC.
Ayden Scott
India has a huge Persephone-Chagatai Turkic influence on it's culture
Hence why you see so many similarities between Uzbek and Uyghur cultures with modern Hindu culture
Grayson Torres
It was always like that though.
William Clark
Yeah, I was just listening to this Turkic song
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And it honestly sounded like Hindustani/Urdu but off. Like it would sound like to a non-native speaker.
Thomas Jackson
Isn't Urdu/Hindi the language of the army camps or something
Dominic Murphy
Not really, when Alexander arrived the people of North West India/Pakistan were described as black in colour. Similar to the rest of India.
Even though people kinda mock Indian Muslims/Pakis for wewuzzing and overstating their Persian, and Turkic ancestry many of them do have acutal ancestors from those places.
Luis Cruz
No, it's the lingua franca in most of Northern India and Pakistan. It's used by the army because the army is predominantly a Northern Indian force.
Brandon Wright
cool song
Dylan Richardson
Can you make out the song? I could only make out "Jahan" which means world, I think?
Jaxon Wilson
yes
i cant understand persian words but rest is very easy.
Carter Jackson
Most steppe ancestry in india is probably from iran, but not necessarily muslim iran
Angel Williams
Connor Hernandez
wrong, the indo-europeans split up when they went to iran and india, they came from the tajik/afghan region
William Bell
Funnily enough legal words in Hindi are borrowed from Turkish,
Kanoon = Law.
Duniya = World.
Haq = (Legal) Right.
Shikayat = Complaint.
Insan = Human.
Khabar = News.
Subbah = Morning.
Camden Moore
Those all come from persian and more than half of those words come from arabic.
Robert Evans
Didnt mean the invasion of lord indra (pbuh). Meant later times, think achaemenid or even sassanian times
Elijah Myers
They come from Mughal rule who adopted Turkic culture, I presume.
Luis Young
They didn't really extend into India proper, mostly the frontier regions. I also doubt a lot of mixing happened.
Andrew Cooper
there's a lot of push for Deislamification for removing those words and pushing Sanskrit equivalents but that's fucking retarded. niggas expect to replace "Subbah" by Suryavarmannadhyaya or some shit.
Cooper Sullivan
Its obvious that there is little to no steppe ancestry in southern india. Also you bongs divided india and pakistan, but still for historical purposes when i say india i include pakistan
Sebastian Parker
>you bongs
ain't a bong
Mason Evans
i forgot this was Yas Forums. i'm not french either
Luis Hernandez
Based
Adrian Taylor
Did they influence your food?