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@berattsyldz_ @berat_nbhd @yenidenturkmen Sen Kürttün diye hatirliyorum

@berat_nbhd @asteraex @yenidenturkmen Muhtemelen Yoktur. Saf Süryani değilim.

🇬🇧: Genetic structure of Assyrians from Turkey. 🇹🇷: Türkiye'de yaşayan Süryanilerin genetik yapısı.

@berattsyldz_ @yenidenturkmen Bu Iraktakilerin kullandiklari bayrak. Tur Abdin Süryanileri bu bayraği kullanir:

@asteraex @yenidenturkmen Bizde genelde bu var lakin çoğunun haberi bile yoktur eminim. Mezhep farklılığı olmalı evet.

@berattsyldz_ @yenidenturkmen Türkçesi zaten Süryani, Ingilizcede Syriac oluyor. Zaten en doğrusu Syriac demek, kendi dillerinde de Suryoye. Assyrian’in Türkçesi Assuri ama o terim biraz milliyetçi larp açikçasi.

@asteraex @yenidenturkmen İlginç hiç rastlamadım bizde Süryani diyorlar direkt. Aramean diyen görmedim. İran ve Iraktakileri bilemiyorum.

@berattsyldz_ @yenidenturkmen Kullandiklari bayrak da bu

@berattsyldz_ @yenidenturkmen Suriye ve Türkiye Süryanileri kendilerine ekseriyetle Aramean derler, Almanca Aramäer. Burda çok tanidiklarim var, Assuri dersen kiziyorlar hatta. Irak ve Irandakiler kendilerine Assuri derler. Mezhep farkliliğindan olmasi gerek…

@AriyanNewzad I don’t think there is a connection between these two.

@asteraex did you know this whole worm, qirm thing, might be in the name of kirmanşan, or i might be tripping.

In Kurdish mythology, Dahhak is described as an Assyrian tyrant. In Iranian mythology, he is known as an evil ruler of Arab descent. However, the story of a serpent-like evil ruler is much older and comes from ancient eastern Iran, originating among the early Iranians. The story of Kawa the Blacksmith and the serpent-like tyrant Dahhak likely represents early conflicts between the Aryans and the Dāsas.

@hama_drnda @JosefAlVaticani Nobody knows what „she“ is, I think it‘s a man btw

@JosefAlVaticani no limits to the larp

Mutual having straight up E-sex in public

@Telkhina @SteppeShaman If I saw you drowning, I‘d pour more water over you

"I saw a Kurd behaving poorly in Tokyo."

@DynastofAnsan He was the biggest Turk hater until a few months ago mind you.

“More in common [...] with a Tengrist Yakut than a Muslim Somali or Nigerian.” Could this guy have picked an any more absurd reference point?

The hottest thing a man could ever wear is kurdish clothes

@avzaagzonunaada Spas 😊

@asteraex Newrozit pîroz be!

Newroz pîroz be ☀️ Happy Newroz to all

@Fuzzlord46 @Sherefname academia.edu/resource/work/…

@asteraex @Sherefname Makale linki sallasana

@pilingezagros Ev Göyî ye? 😄

Kurds celebrating Newroz in 1994

@KureSerhilder I guess it‘s very recent and originates in the early nationalist movements among Kurds, early 20th century.

@asteraex Why is it it an Assyrian in Kurdish mythology? How old is this story? It seems like it was made by one of those Median larper Kurds.

@Geshti_Azadi x.com/asteraex/statu…

@asteraex In all likelihood, the claim of Dahhak being an Assyrian King is probably very modern. It's just very convenient to the Kurdish narrative of the oppressed Median clans rising against a (historically valid) tyrannical Assyrian empire, echoing the modern reality of the Kurds.

@Duajo0 Very interesting, I have to look more into that. It seems that Dahhak symbolizes different opponents at different times but the myth ultimately originates among early Iranians and represents the conflict between Aryans and Dāsas.

@ork_savar @Leamsezadah @babaali6240 @taezeldenvardim Boş yapiyor eleman

@Leamsezadah @babaali6240 @taezeldenvardim @babaali6240 Kürt DNA grubunu musallat edip çıkıcam sıktı bu muhabbet. @asteraex “kızılbaş kürt yok, Alevi kürtler şah İsmail’e destek vermedi” diyor. Kendisi de azeri.

afyonlu thinks he is on the team