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MAYAS, AZTECS, INCAS, TOLTECS ARE TURKS HISTORY PROF DR GENE D.MATLOCK Children of the Same Tengri: Are the ancestors of Turks and Native Americans the same? Author: Nesrin Dabağlar -December 17, 2013 FacebookTwitterLinkedinPinterestWhatsApp Are the ancestors of Turks and Native Americans the same? Why did Atatürk closely examine the Mayan civilization? What similarities did the Mayan, Oltec, Aztec and Inca civilizations have with the Turks? Children of the Same Tengri: Are the ancestors of Turks and Native Americans the same? Are the ancestors of Turks and Native Americans the same? In fact, although it has slowly begun to emerge in recent years that some known facts are not so “real”, some things will remain as mere claims for a while until new methods that will replace the old methods we use for archaeological age determination allow our past history to be rewritten. The most well-known way for people to communicate with each other is through speech, and the tool for this is language… In order not to forget what the language says and to convey it to those who cannot hear, we need the symbolization method called “writing”. The hundreds of different languages ​​and writings that exist on earth today have unfortunately reduced people who are believed to have come from the same ancestor to a position of “non-communication”. I think it is a debatable issue how English, which is being tried to be made a universal language, has managed to communicate ‘all’ peoples with each other… Have all the sources we have in the form of writing and symbols been interpreted correctly so far? Although our history of civilization dates back 6,000 years with our classical knowledge, is this the whole truth? Did the Sumerians really use the first writing? Is it enough for the Sumerians to have written the sounds of their own language on tablets as symbols and the 5500 years that passed until this was deciphered to represent all civilizations in the scale of human existence? How accurate is the order and distribution of the Akkadians, Elamites, Babylonians, Assyrians, Hittites and Urartians, who are said to have inherited the writing from the Sumerians? The number of these questions can be increased considerably. In fact, although it has gradually begun to emerge in recent years that some known facts are not so “real”, some things will remain nothing more than claims for a while until new methods that will replace the old methods we use for archaeological age determination allow our past history to be rewritten. There is one of these claims that is very interesting: Are the ancestors of the Turks and the Native Americans the same? indian The similarity between the Turks who created civilization in Asia and the ancient civilizations of the Maya-Aztec-Olmec civilizations living on the American continent, which started with symbols, has reached surprising points in many areas. The similarity between the symbol known as the Hittite Sun in Asia, TENGRİ (i.e. the god everywhere in the universe) and the symbol of the Mayan and Aztec god Quetzalcoatl is worth comparing. Especially if we consider that we read the name of this god as “sacred floor”, the semantic and symbolic similarity increases even more. (Sacred floor has the same meaning as Tengri) There are other nice similarities with Turkish in Mayan and Aztec god names. Chac: In other words, “Çak” is the Mayan god of lightning and thunder. This word, read as Çak, still exists in our language as “Şimşek çaktı”. Kinich Ahau: The Mayan sun god. Kinich or Küniş is almost exactly the same as the Turkish word “Güneş”. In the ancient Turkish belief, the name “Künhan” Sun-Han is one of the names given to the sacred sun. The closeness of the words Ahau and Han is striking. Xiuhtecuhtli: God of fire and time, has double duty and can be read as double blessed. Tezcatlipoca: Tez = fast, Katlı = Kateden (moving) and with the transformation from B to P, the word Bora may have taken the form of “poca”. Tezkatlıborar is the god of wind. Xochiquetzal: Goddess of beauty and flowers. If we accept that the word “quetzal” is sacred and Xochi is many, then the name “Çoksacred” emerges. Amer The similarities between the words used in the language of the Native Americans listed below and Turkish are truly remarkable. Yat-kı: house where one sleeps Tamazkal: Bath, to stay clean Yanunda: next to T- sün: long Misssigi: Egypt Tepek: hill Hu: hello Türe: tradition Tete: grandfather Atış-ka: fire Aş- köz: food Yu: water Yu-mak: wash Köç: migration Tekun: tekin Atağ: ata Yaşıl: green Çakira: çakır Kün: Day Atapaskan: Name of the Indian tribe Ata-Hualpa: Name of the last Mayan king Kalakmul, Uaxactun, Kopan: Names of Mayan cities 42-18246977 Apart from these few examples comparing Native American words with Turkish, the French linguist Dumesnil determined that 320 words used by Native Americans were the same as Turkish. According to the research of historian Ord.Prof. Denis Sinor, there are very serious similarities between customs, culture, beliefs, religion, symbols, language and traditions. According to some scientists and historians, serious evidence has also been found in genetic studies. (Unfortunately, our sources are limited because genetic research is usually done secretly for ethical reasons.) 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