Common Inca, Mayan, Aztec and Turkish Culture

The similarity between the Turks who created civilization in Asia and the Mayan-Aztec-Olmec civilizations, the ancient civilizations living on the American continent, which began with symbols, has reached surprising points in many Decencies.

It is worth comparing the similarity between the symbol known as the Hittite Sun in Asia, ki TENGRI (that is, the god of the universe everywhere), and the symbol of the Mayan and Aztec god Quetzalco Decatl. Especially if we think that we read the name of this god as "sacred floor", the semantic and symbolic similarity increases significantly. (Sacred floor means the same as Tengri)

There are other pleasant similarities with Turkish in the names of the Mayan and Aztec gods.

Chac: So "High" is the Mayan god of lightning and lightning. This word, which is read as a stop, still exists in our language in the form of "Lightning Lightning".

Kinich Ahau: Maya is the sun god. Kinich or Küniş is almost exactly the same as the Turkish word "Güneş". In ancient Turkish belief, the name "Künhan" Güneş-Han is one of the names given to the holy sun. The closeness of the words Ahau and Han is remarkable.

Xiuhtecuhtli: he is the god of fire and time, he has a double duty and can be read as a blessed double.

Tezcatlipoca: Tez = fast, with floors = Moving (moving) and with the transformation from B to P, the word Bora may have taken the form of "little". Tezkatlibora is the god of the wind.Xochiquetzal: She was the goddess of beauty and flowers. If we accept that the word "quetzal" is sacred here, and Xochi is very, then the name "Very sacred" will appear.

The Turkish language and the Turkish words listed below are really amazing similarities. Decatur is a Turkish word.

Bed-ki: pension

Tamazkal: Jul, to stay clean

Next to you: next to you

T-sun: long (sun-mek; a.d.)

Misssigi: Egypt

Hill: hill

Hu: hello (huu; a.d.)

Type: Customized

Head: Grandfather

Shooting-ka: fire

Ash embers: to eat (ash; A.D.)

Yu: water

Yu-mak: to wash (yü-mek; a.d.)

Koç: migration

Username: tekin

Attack: ata

Age: green

Cakira: cakir

Kün: day (kün; A.D.)

Athapaskan: The name of the Indian tribe (meaning the tribe of the great president) is the same as the Ancestor president in us.

Ata-Hualpa: The name of the last Mayan king

Kalakmul, Uaxactun, Kopan: the names of the Mayan cities.

Turkish and Turkic languages Apart from these few examples, the French linguist Dumesnil has determined that 320 words used by Indians are the same as Turkish. The historian Ord. Prof. According to Denis Sinor's research, there are very serious similarities between decrees, culture, beliefs, religion, symbols, language and traditions. According to some scientists and historians, serious evidence has also been identified in genetic examinations. (Unfortunately, our resources are limited because genetic research is usually conducted in secret in ethical terms.)

According to historical research, the similarities listed below between Indian traditions and Turkish traditions have been identified. Dec. Called Tork, the crescent-shaped necklace is worn around their necks by the Navajo, Shan, Ocibya, one of the blond Indian tribes, who are Bozok tribes, just like the Torkoms, and are made of bone. These "Torques" are used by many Indians as a wide necklace of lunar stars that covers the chest by placing a star in the middle of the crescent.

The Mayans call their language Maya with the same expression as ours. It has been understood that the name "Yuka-tan", one of the important settlements of the Maya in Central America, comes from the Yok-Tan region in Turkestan. This region was the area of settlement of the Sumerian Turks before migrating to Mesopotamia…

In another Mayan Polish, the word OGH was used for US. This word is also pre-Turkish. Because we know that Turkish children of Asian origin are called On-OK, Boz-Ok, Three-Ok. The word OK here means WE, and as it conveys the meaning of community and height, we see that the manager addresses himself as OKH. When the Indian rulers met whites, they would raise their right hand and say OGH or UGH. That's... "I (we), the manager, salute (you)."Captain Cook, who set foot on the island of Tahiti, determined in 1769 that the Indians gave the Turkish name to the headdress by the flower they wore on their head.

The languages of the Rotuma natives in the Fijian Islands have been determined to be Altaic languages. It has also been understood that the languages of the Indonesian islands are also Altay languages.

Instead of the word doctor, they called Ah-men, the broken dislocator Kak-bak, the healing doctor Ah-bak, the midwife who gave birth to a child first - alan-zah. Like all Altai Indians, Indians are called uncle, father, aunt, aunt, brother. The custom of kissing the hands was discovered among the Mayan Indians in 1878.

Mohawk Indians know 11 of the 12 Anatolian games, including the long donkey game. Wrestling, on the other hand, is practiced as the most important equestrian sport that begins with prayer in all Indian tribes.

The game of twine, which the Anatolian Turks play by stretching the twine between their fingers, is also played in the Athapaskan and Dechuva tribes. Besides, the figures and the names are the same. If a figure is called a star in Anatolia, it is also called a star in the Indians.

Although the Incas called the root family "Ay-ullu", that is, the great lineage, they called their rulers Kur-Hakan.

The Incas did not name their children until they showed a certain heroism. The naming process was done ceremonially, a person could have a dozen names and surnames until death. (Reminds me of the story of Boğaç Han from Dede Korkut Stories.)

The Incas show great similarity to each other with the legend of Kapaktokon. Atay (Atav), the ancestor of Mancho Kahan (Kapan), survives a disaster alone. He takes refuge in a cave covered with rocks. A wolf gives a stone with the light "Er-Ak - Husband". Atay melts the rocks with this and becomes the head of his people. Cihangir establishes a state. Moreover, the Legend of the Creation of the Kyrgyz and the Legend of Kalavela of the Finns of Turkish origin are the same as the legend of the Indians word for word. (The Ergenekon saga)

Henna burning is practiced in all Indian tribes, such as the Altaians of Anatolia and Central Asia. The cradle lizard ceremony is also a common ceremony.

A woman in childbirth was considered sacred, like all Altaians. They would make the fortieth part of the logue. Like all Altaians, they bury their dead in "Kur-gan" together with their weapons and horses. Bloody enmity was practiced as a custom.

The Mayans administered vaccinations every year on the anniversary of death, and men used to paint their faces with black paint at funerals.

The god of pregnancy and fertility of the Toltec Indians is Tez-Storied Poka (Tez-storied bull). The Indians have the concept of the sky and the sirat Bridge. They used to call paradise Vakui (Akui, the place where the rivers flow under it).

By the late 1870s, Siu Indians were pulling "Hu" in tribes such as Papiti, Muhave, Kalamat, Shoson, Irok

It has been determined that they performed rituals similar to the Bektashi semahs.

It has been found that in the Incas a cane similar to that of kopuz was used. The Aztecs and Mayans drink a drink called Ç-şıra (şıra). The Incas used to call this drink Çira.

All these Asian languages are related to Turkish. They all derive from a common root language. We can also call this language a pre-Turkish root. But Russian linguists have considered it appropriate to call this language nostratic root.

There are many publications about the nostratics. But unfortunately, our native linguists never rely on pre-Turkish, do not research on this topic, and also despise and ridicule those who do.

Finding and extracting this interest or relationship is a pleasant task and allows us to acquire a deeper knowledge of the world's languages.

Advertisement.An an interesting linguistic relationship is the fact that the Sino-Tibetan languages, which are Asian languages, and some Caucasian languages, the Basque and Burushaski languages, and the Na-Dene languages, known as the North American linguistic group, are closely related. In addition, the relationships between Basque and the Berber and Tuareg languages of North Africa have been shown.Dec.

Here I would like to present some Mayan words from the Mayan languages and their Turkish counterparts in parentheses. (Source: Saim Ali's Dilemma "Overview of General Knowledge of Language, The First Book")

Ahau (agha, ruler), Baat (axe), Ça (pine), Çetun (hard), Chol (çolak), Kutz (bird), Içil (in), Job (woman), Kashnak (generation), Kin (day), Kinish (sun), Kiche (person), Koca (husband, big, old), We (kul), Naa (main), Na (house), Ol (being), Tamazkal (bath), Tepek (hill), Up (collect), Dust (powder), Tulle (tolu, full), Tulan (plump), Tup (dip), Tzekel (gravel), Ueez (scab), Uish (urine), Ul (Reach), Uy (oy), Age (cool, age), Age (green).

I have presented you with exactly 31 words that are very similar in both meaning and pronunciation. Considering that the Mayans migrated from the Asian continent to the American continent thousands of years ago, it cannot be explained by chance that so many words are still common. It is understood that the Proto-Mayan language is pre-Turkish. Not only linguistic relations, but also genetic research prove this relationship.