​@Рен Ак i know but this video explaining also mythological objects or items so i just was thanks for this and as you can see i called religion at the end

I'm also Turkish :)

Also a Turk here. I found this video interesting too.

Also a Turk here. I found this video interesting too.

Alpamish ? Erlik Khagan ?

it is rigvedic paktah tribe

Indo-European peoples: Brother, I live in western Mongolia, do not come near my land

@@user-cg2tw8pw7j as Türkish let me say that we were not sellin döner kebab infront of vienne venice door in 15th 16th century and yes if u ask indo-eu people even the first photons and masses were greek or indo-eu..

the ancestors of bulgarians are volga bulgars which was turkic but the more time past bulgarians has been integrated into the slavic culture and stuff so now u guys are more slavs than turkic

We are not turks or slavs ....You got it all wrong

​@@taaanichkabulgar bir Türk boyudur!

@@CoksadebirTurk2 ne alaka ya? bulgarlar bildiğin türktür. yalnızca günümüz bulgaristanı hristiyanlaştığı için kendilerini türk saymazlar o kadar.

Sorry darling bukgars arevfurkic.. Ae even studied itbin Paris Sorbonne ​@@taaanichka

As all Transeurasian People (Altaic (Turkic+Tungusic+Mongolic)+Koreanic+Japonic) share a common root, it is no wonder that there might also be a common religious background. Japanese Shinto, old Korean Muism and Altaic Tengrism definitely share many aspects. The root of the religion must have been a polytheistic religion. As Judaism somehow "evolved" into different schools, Christianity and Islam, the proto-religion of the transeurasian people must have also evolved into different branches! It's also interesting that Tengrist shamans were called Kam. Kam means bear, which is Kuma in Japanese, gom(곰)in Korean and something similar in the Ainu language. Btw Korean people live the closest to the Transeurasian ancestral lands!

Loll facts

Turkicness*

TNGR is the God of TURAN 🐺🦅👍🏻

🙏👍

very good. i have been looking for this. I am going find what happens other videos for more details of tengrism thank you.

ı was thinking about the same thing

interesting

Thanks for your comment, and Grüße zurück! Indeed that is what I was referenced here. However, Alevism of today is quite different from the last actual "original" Alevi movements of, let's say, the 15th century which were heavily influenced by the Türkmen tribes (think Ak Koyunlu, Kara Koyunlu and Kizilbash). It's a controversial topic, but I would indeed not equate Alevism with Shia Islam, rather being influenced by it.

As a Turkish Tengrist whose family roots to Alevi (More like Kızılbaş) Begdilli and Kayı tribes, I can confirm Alevi and Kızılbaş ceremonies, mindset and characterizations are copycat or even I can say that Alevis are just masking their Tengrism with ceremonial similiarities. We are drinking raki after sacrificing a sheep in Cem ceremonies to the only One who came before threes, sevens, twelves, fourties etc... Imagine it drinking Kımız for the sake of Kayra khan during some Kam ceremony.

@@KhansDen What can you tell us about original alevism? or maybe bektasizm.

Didn't know that, thanks!

We don't look same turks are turanid mongols are mongoloid our culture similar

​@@hun2591You are Greeks, not indigenous Turks

@@user-cg2tw8pw7j greeks look like middle eastern not like eastern europen or asian like turkish people

@@hun2591 Because of the indigenous people who lived in Turkey, such as the Hittites, Gauls, and Slav slaves who were greened by the Romans and Ottomans.

@@user-cg2tw8pw7j you are really so ignorant then turks founded many satets in many places all world is turkic🤣🤣

logo değil tamga denir

kk git türkçe izle

Ppl like you are the reason why others don’t take us seriously

Alavitism is an offshoot of islam. After all, there are also Alavi Arabs. Alevitism has absolutely nothing to do with Tengrism, the religion of all Turkic tribes. The faith of the Turks was Tengrism/Shamanism and not Alavistism. Alavitism is a denomination (arab Ali, cousin of arab Mohamed, but Turks are not arabs), that originated from arabic islam, but which was mixed with Tengrism by Turkish Alavis.

@@salihagokova5948 don’t talk about something you never read about had a research about.. Alawis has nothing todo with Alevis! Alawis are originally called nusayri and they got this name by a student of imam Hussein! Alawis exist since 9.th century and the Alevis since 13-14th century ! We have shamanistic elements in our religion and just got in touch with Islam because of all our neighbors who got killed from the Arabs and had to convert into Islam !

@@youtubetube366 I give a f.ck for your alevis or alawis or your arab ali, arab mohamed or your f.cking arab imam hussein, Turks are not arab.

Nusayriler ve Arap" Aleviliği" Alevilikle aynı şey değil. Alevilerde olmazsa olmaz cemlerde bağlama çalıp deyiş, semah,söylemek semah dönmek var. Ayrıca birçok kaidesi var. Kendilerine Arap Alevi İ diyen insanlarda bunları görmedim

You mean Chinese? 😂😂

Interesting. We have "Tanrı" (comes from tengri) in turkish. But it really means God. Our word for sky is "Gök" which also can mean blue btw. Barely anyone uses it for blue tho. We also use "Yaratan" (meaning "creator") for God.

​@zera_61 yeah khokh or khokhe is blue in mongolian too

Tengri Turkic not mongol Tengri=Tanrı God

The Sumerian Gods are translated as Dingirs. The Abrahamic religions also had a polytheistic basis, along with Yahve there were other "Illi's", i.e. Gods from Semitic, such as Marduk or Ishtar. There are much fewer fantastic creatures in Tengrism, such as jinns, angels, archangels, i.e. evolutionarily Tengrism has become even more monotheistic. And it also proves that the Turks (Turanians or later they began to be called Tatars) even more ancient peoples, since Turanian words are found long before the Saks, among the Sumerians. And the names of the Saka khans are clearly Turanian, for example Madi Khan, Alabukha, etc. In a word, the so-called Iranian language of the Saks or Kangyu or whoever else, is not consistent. On the contrary, there are a lot of Turanian borrowings in the Persian languages, for example, Kudai(God) they have Hudo, or the word Stan. From where the Tuvans or the small peoples of Siberia have the same word, they say we live in the middle world of Uch Kurbistan. Kurby is a Tube, Like "UKposts")). Ie, there are three Torus-shaped worlds, each with its own three spatial dimensions, plus one temporal and plus the so-called Baiterek, which connects all three worlds. Doesn't this remind you of the "11 string theory"? Moreover, open palms up, this is from Tengrism, and the Semites borrowed it, like Christians who borrowed the cross - Ixtus, and the concept of the gatekeeper of the gates of Paradise. The Apostle Peter has the keys to the gate, and lets only light souls in there. Ulken performs this function in Tengrism. It turns out that there was no paradise before Peter and his teacher Jesus? Arabholics please do not write and do not argue. This is just my personal and cold view of history. I wasn't going to hurt anyone's religious feelings.

kratos atlayışı yapan erlik 😳

it isn't popular enough.

What is Kratos going to do? Kill the sky?

Yes, and this "guy" who graduated in history has stressed time and time again that Tengrism is not FOCUSED around Shamans. The Göktürk Khagans did not NEED the Shamans to legitimize their rule. In ancient Shamanist societies, on the other hand, the Shaman was an influential political figure.

@@KhansDen hahaha yet here we are having wrong ideas, shamans call out for ancestors or wandering spirits, tengrists shamans call out only for servants of tengri thats the difference usually its the ancestors of that shaman have servitude under the sky god himself, so thats why there aren’t many tengrists today but load crap of shamans

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Alevism is not the same as Al-A-wism. Anyway, what about it?

Çok alakasiz moruk

cry

TÜRK, not Mongolian. The whole world is going to learn the word TÜRK.

are you from belgium

Tf?

Okay, what's wrong with having small eyes. Native Americans and native people of green land and ice land have small eyes, too. You know it's just an evolutionary thing. Did you even go to school to talk about this common sense knowledge?