Greetings to all Turks! Our goal on this page is to get to know other members of our family, stand in solidarity, and be together—just like in the old days.

''O Turk! Unless the blue sky collapses from above and the dark earth gives way from below, who can destroy your state and your traditions? - Orkhon inscriptions''

Let’s consider the regions inhabited by Turkmens, as well as the Turkic peoples in Siberia and the Altai Mountains.

Some of us are Muslim, some Christian, and perhaps some are Shamanist. Yet, all of us—to varying degrees—can find our way from Gagauzia to Anatolia, and from there to the Altai and Urmia, simply by speaking a Turkic language.

Let’s get to know one another

Note: I am open to any suggestions. This is my first time creating a page on Reddit, so I apologize for any mistakes.

And my DMs are open! (r/TurkicFamilyTree )

This is a DNA chart of Turkic people of Eastern Turks and Western Turks. The orange colored pie chart means Eastern DNA related to Asian/Eastern/Mongoloid race. Blue pie chart means Caucasoid/Europoid/Western. So the highest orange/eastern DNA for Turkic people are Eastern Turkic Yakuts 95% eastern DNA with 5% western, and one of the highest blue/western DNA are in the western Turkic people like Turks Anatolian 89% Western, 11% Eastern or Azerbaijan 86% Western, 14% Eastern.

Predominantly Eastern

Han Chinese: Eastern 100%, Western 0%

Northwest Han Chinese: Eastern 98%, Western 2%,

Yakut: Eastern 95%, Western 5%

Mongol: Eastern 91%, Western 9%

Tuvan: Eastern 84%, Western 16%

Kyrgyz: Eastern 71%, Western 29%

Kazakh: Eastern 67%, Western 33%

Northeast Uyghur: Eastern 64%, Western 36%

Karakalpak: Eastern 63%, Western 37%

In the middle

Southwest Uyghur: 50% Eastern, 50% Western (some Uyghur families can be 60-80% Eastern or 60-80% Western)

Almost in the middle between Eastern/Western but slightly tilted towards western

Nogais: 48% Eastern, 52% Western

Uzbeks 47% Eastern, 53% Western (not including Tajik-Uzbeks)

Predominantly Western

Polish: Eastern 4%, Western 96%

Gagauz: Eastern, 6% Western 94%

Russian: Eastern, 8%, Western 92%

Turkish: Eastern 11%, Western 89%

Karachay: Eastern 13%, Western 87%

Azerbaijan: Eastern 16% Western 84%

Tatar: Eastern 28%, Western 72%

Crimean Tatars: Eastern 31%, Western 69%

Turkmen: Eastern 34%, Western 64%

Bashkirs: Eastern 43%, Western 57%

I now know stan come means land, it comes from Persian and Iranic languages but than how come Iran isn't called Iranstan or Iranistan in it's official name? I also don't think is a Turkic thing because Turkey, Azerbaijan clearly doesn't have it either. I also don't think it's a muslim thing because Malaysia, Arabia, Indonesia, North Africa, Bangladesh are all muslim but don't have stan in their names either.

Pakistan and Afghanistan were the first two countries I heard of "stan"". I later find out Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan through the Olympics. I later found out, these countries have nothing in common with Pakistan or Afghanistan other than being muslims. I especially don't get why Turkey doesn't having stan in it's countries official name was odd to me, they claim to be Central Asian Turks descendants and related to Turkmens. Although looking at Turkmen faces, they look on average Mediterranean with 1/4 Eastern Asian like influence, some even look 1/2 Eastern Asian or more. So it partly threw me off when Turkish claim to be totally related to Turkmen.

I later also found there is also Kurdistan, Balochistan. Dagestan, Tatarstan, East Turkistan but these ones aren't sovereign countries. If I had not studied Turkic people in wikipedia, I would have though Kurdistan was in some way related to Central Asian Turks although I did found out Tajikistan was not Turkic either, I though maybe they were related to Tajiks but seems like there is nothing related either other than being Indo-european people.

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Merhaba,

Mısır’da yaşayan Tarabik (طرابيك) ailesinin Türkiye’deki akrabalarını ve soyunun devam eden kollarını bulmaya çalışıyorum.

Aile büyüklerimizden aktarılan bilgiye göre, Mısır’daki Tarabik ailesinin atası Türk kökenliydi ve Türk bir kadınla evliydi. Daha sonra Türkiye’den Mısır’a gelerek oraya yerleşti.

Mısır’a geldikten sonra Salih (صالح) adında bir oğlu oldu ve Salih’in soyundan gelen aile Mısır’da devam etti.

Şimdi bu atamızın Türkiye’de kalan kardeşlerinin, çocuklarının, torunlarının veya diğer akrabalarının soyundan gelen kişileri bulmaya çalışıyorum.

İsmin tarihî kayıtlarda farklı şekillerde yazılmış olabileceğini düşünüyorum:

Tarabik – Tarabey – Tarabi – Turabey – Trabey

طرابيك – طرابي – طرباي – طرابك – طرابية

Özellikle soy ağacı, şecere, Osmanlı arşivleri, nüfus defterleri ve aile tarihi konusunda bilgisi olan kişilerden yardım rica ediyorum.

Ailenizin geçmişinde Mısır’a gelen veya Mısır’a yerleşen Türk bir aile büyüğü varsa ya da Tarabey, Tarabi, Tarabik, Turabey veya benzer bir isim duyduysanız, lütfen benimle iletişime geçin.

Amacım, Mısır’daki aile kolumuz ile Türkiye’de kalmış olabilecek aile kolları arasındaki bağlantıyı bulmak ve aile tarihimizin kayıp bölümünü ortaya çıkarmaktır.

Bu kişi veya ailesi hakkında bilgisi olan, eski belgelerde bu isme rastlayan ya da benzer bir aile hikâyesi bilen herkesten yardım bekliyorum.

Belki de yıllardır birbirinden habersiz olan iki aile kolu bugün yeniden birbirini bulabilir. ❤️

Teşekkür ederim.

Hello,

I wonder if they care. On one hand Iraqis are Arabs, not Turkic. On the other hand, they are Muslims.

Actually, I was recently told "my Muslim acquaintances don't care at all. They are not fanatics".

Do you have to be a fanatic to care about other Muslims?

This photo was taken in 1997. I'd love to find the child in red. Anyone have any contacts in Kashgar?