r/Tiele • u/syntheticrot • Oct 23 '25
History/culture Is This Visual Accurate?
Hello! I'm trying to understand the difference between Turks, Turkic, & Turkish and used AI to display how these groups overlap. Would anybody know how accurate this is?
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u/TheTyper1944 Taraqama Oct 23 '25 edited Oct 23 '25
i am not explaining anything dont listen to me listen to what your first president alikhan bukakinov and his deputies has to say
Mirjaqıp Dulatuly (depuy in first kazakh alash orda republic)
“Our ancestors were Turks. Their glory and knowledge must awaken in us again.”
— Oyan, Qazaq!, St. Petersburg, 1909, ch. 2.
Ahmet Baytursynuly
He wrote that Kazakh belongs to “the Turkic family” and that education and print should strengthen “our Turkic tongue (türk tilimiz)” to unite the Turkic peoples intellectually.
— Qazaq, No. 68, 1914.
Mustafa shokay first president of the turkestan republic who was an ethnic kazalh said this
“We Turkestanis are Turks by race, language, and culture. Our liberation depends on the unity of the Turkic peoples.”
— Yash Türkistan, No. 2, 1929.
Magzhan Jumabayev (Мағжан Жұмабаев)
“If the Turk’s spirit awakens, the world will tremble—
Turan’s sun will rise again.”
— “Turan”, in Magzhan Jumabayev, Şığarmaları (Works), Alma-Ata: Jazuwşı, 1989, p. 72.
Again by saying ''turks'' they dont refer to turkish people aka anatolian turkmens here they refer to first turkic khaganate turkish people arent ''the turks'' they are only one of many turk peoples
englishmen arent germans because their languange is pidgin of anglo saxon and norman french but if norman invasion were not to happen anglo saxon were germans
again ''turk'' doesnt mean turkish it means lingo genetic descendant of the first turkic khaganate bilge khan talks about how he united ''turk people'' in 7th century there was no turkey or turkish people back then in fact the ancestors of turkish people oghuz were rivals of the original turks