Dear friends,
I posted one part of a study related to the "Sun Empire"
(so-called
"The Sun-Dynasty" or "Solar Dynasty" or
"Suryavansha") established
in ancient India (Hindustan) by the ancient Turanians of
Tur/Turk/Oguz
peoples, who were called the KSHATRIYAS, that is, the rulers and the
warriors of India. They included Turanians such as the Saka Turks
(so-called the Scythians, that is, the ISKIT Turks, Pelasgians) and other
Tur/Turk/Oguz peoples. References describe the KSHATRIYA peoples
as being the
Sakas, Tusharas, Vokanas, Hunas, Kambojas, Pahlavas,
Tangana, Turukshas,
Bahlikas, etc. and states them as the Central Asian
tribes located in the UTTARAPATHA division. You will find my
study at the link
http://www.polatkaya.net/Sun_Empire_of_Ancient_India.html
The title of my study is "PRESENCE OF ANCIENT
TURANIAN
CIVILIZATION AND TURKISH LANGUAGE IN ANCIENT
(SUN EMPIRE (GÜNEŞ EVI / O GÖZ EVI / OGUZ EVI)).
This study is a linguistic decipherment study that is radically different
from the usual way of reciting ancient history. My study uses the
etymological source of many Sanskrit names and terms as being sourced
from Turkish words and phrases that have been altered, restructured and
Sanskritized. The fact that the sourced Turkish words and phrases were
altered in the engineering of many languages has been intentionally
covered up. This fact was not known until I discovered that countless
words of Indo-European and Semitic languages have been manufactured from
Turkish words and phrases. In this regard, the Sanskrit language is not
different than the other Indo-European languages. Regarding the
ancientness of the Turanian language of Turkish, I would like to share
with you the following citing from a presentation to the Royal Historical
Society by Hyde Clarke in 1880.
The title of this presentation by Hyde Clarke is "THE
TURANIAN EPOCH
OF THE ROMANS, AS ALSO OF THE GREEKS, GERMANS, AND
ANGLO-SAXONS, IN RELATION TO THE EARLY HISTORY OF THE
WORLD", published in "the Transactions of the Royal Historical
Society",
Vol. VIII, 1880, p. 172 - 222. Hyde Clarke writes [*]:
"My own researches, as laid in detail this year before
the
Philological Society, fully establish the character of the Etruscans as
a Turanian language, belonging to one great group, or family of
families, allied to the languages of all the nations of early culture,
the pre-Hellenic, Thracian, Phyrigian, Lydian, Carian, Georgian,
Canaanite, the Akkad of Babylonia, and Egyptian. Among modern languages
the analogues are with Basque, Ugro-Altaic, Georgian, many languages of
India and Further India, Japanese, Coptic, and the languages of higher
culture of Central, Western, and Southern Africa, and many languages of
North, South, and Central America."
This statement by Hyde Clarke about the ancient Turanian language is
very meaningful. Here Hyde Clarke implies that the ancient Turanian
language was the most ancient language of them all - as I have been
saying in my writings. This ancientness of Turanians, makes the Turkish
language at the root of most languages. With this, I would like to share
with
you my study of the Sun Empire of ancient
you is to please read it carefully and with patience as it is somewhat long
and different.
Note [*]: This reference paper was kindly forwarded to me by my dear
friend Mr. Erden Sizgek to whom I am grateful for sending it to me.
Thank you Erden!
With best wishes to all,
Polat Kaya