Raidou Kuzunoha

@BrightBian @FranseviEfendi For the majority of Ottoman history Anatolia was populated with semi nomadic tribal groups who tend to not grow quickly as populations and maintain low density

@FranseviEfendi why tho, higher infant mortality? lower marriage rate?

People are focusing on Spain but there is another blatantly "empty" country, the Ottoman Empire. Except a few population centres, Ottoman Empire had a low population and this became a major issue once new military models began to require population mobilisation

@MarinaMedvin Not true we are 25-40% central Asian often among high Turkic settlement areas it’s our largest genetic component

Interesting. Turkey used to be Christian before it was conquered and colonized by Muslims. The Turkic peoples (who originated in Central Asia near Mongolia) did not invade and begin settling Turkey / Anatolia until the 11th century CE. The original people living there were primarily indigenous Anatolians, Greeks, and Armenians. They spoke Greek, practiced Christianity or paganism, and were genetically Eastern Mediterranean. The Muslim Turkic tribes called the Seljuks invaded Anatolia from Central Asia starting around 1071.

@BiruniKhorasan We enjoy it. I’m a yoruk from Anatolia we see it as signal of our conquests and triumph over Rome to see there ruins. That the land is now ours and not there’s

Turkmenistan got the Parthian cities and Uzbekistan to the Silk Road Sogdian ones. I wonder what this feels like? What must the people of these nations feel living among the ruins of such alien civilizations, knowing you are barely related to the ancient history of their land?

@LeCimbombom @Globalstats11

@Radical_Raidou @Globalstats11 It says young generation, and Yh I think 70% of Turkey is Muslim…

The Largest Religion Among Gen Z in Your Country

@Erdincyzcc @Globalstats11

@Radical_Raidou @Globalstats11 Hayır değil gençler dine inanmıyor

After the death of Christianity, Europeans adopted a secular religion (among its beliefs are environmentalism and de-growth). Unlike Christianity, which gives beauty, meaning, solace, and the promise of everlasting life, this new religion produces no beauty or meaning, no solace or life, just suffering and decline.

@isfjcutebear He was elected in 2021 and his term ended last year

@Bermuda060404 @BBDaybreakEU Every konbini in Japan sells American dogs (corn dogs) tbf

@BBDaybreakEU Food as well, monstrosities like the 'Korean corn dog'.

South Korea strikes me as having a rather freaky degree of Americanisation when compared to say, Japan. A third of them are Christians (an entirely postwar phenomenon), a lot of k-slop songs sound like hip-hoppy coon tunes, they speak better English and go to US universities more than the Japs do, and foreign films are a bigger part of the local market than they are in Japan.

@Turkish_Futbol1 They didn’t want to play. They shut down the game, ruined it for everyone and dragged it through the mud that’s not being the better side

Credit to Australia They were the better side and deserved the win 🇹🇷 were tactically outclassed

“Antisemitik diktatör Erdoğan”

@DailyTurkic Nothing to do with us. Whilst Anatolian where worshiping whale statues we where on the great Asian steppes under the eternal blue sky

Everything we were taught about human nature is wrong. ​A massive new DNA study out of Turkey just shattered the myth that humans are naturally violent and patriarchal. ​Deep in the 9,000-year-old ancient city of Çatalhöyük, archaeologists have confirmed an advanced society that thrived for millennia with: ​• Zero evidence of war or violence • Zero weapons or defensive walls • Absolute social equality ​But the genetics just revealed the most fascinating part. ​It was a matriarchal, matrilocal society. Men were transients, constantly moving and relocating to live with their wives' families. The women stayed put. They anchored the community, passed down the households through the maternal line, and maintained unbroken stability for generations. ​No kings, no conquerors, no hierarchy of force. Just a massive, peaceful civilization of 8,000 people held together entirely by women. ​We weren't hardwired to destroy each other. We just forgot the blueprint.

My nationalism

@Illusory_Ace As a Turk who lives in Japan they think it’s pretty cool and many Japanese people see turkiye as an interesting and friendly country.

Japanese who hear Turkish weebs talking about Turan unity must feel the same way a German feels when he hears an Indian talking to him about the Aryan race

@hiragananinja Well yes that’s because the foreign population from white countries is less than 1%. Most white men who I know spend a long time here or working date and frequently marry

@DailyTurkic It’s incredibly disrespectful to drink raki as a shot it’s supposed to be sipped with water and ice alongside a meal. This is the equivalent of eating raw chicken and being surprised it tastes shit

The reaction of tourists after drinking Turkish raki is always priceless.

@c4pric0rnrising We have to wait if someone is in the regular toilet, they also have to wait if another disabled person is in the disabled toilet it’s not that deep

okay but actually what are you supposed to do in this situation asking for a future me

@politicalawake I’m a Muslim who works in Japan and I have a omomori on my bag. It’s just a good luck charm at the end of the day like our own nazar 🧿

Chief Buddhist priest of Kongoji Temple Masamichi Mizuta calls out Ministry of Education's hypocrisy for pushing halal while simultaneously banning Japanese children from wearing Omamori which is part of the Shinto & Buddhist faiths for being religious.

@stylistgall That’s a nomadic Turkic traditional item of clothing shared by Turkmens it’s got nothing to do with Anatolia

“Anatolian influence on the Louis Vuitton Runway” 📌The traditional “Kepenek” worn by Turkish shepherds is reinterpreted in Louis Vuitton’s FW26 collection

@SeyfullahMuslim @theHellen_ My father is genetically 40% medieval Turkmen, 18-20% East Asian. Less than 25% Byzantine era anatolian. Tell me gardaş what’s turkified about that

@Radical_Raidou @theHellen_ We are not yörüks or turks we are turkified native anatolians