An Indian with the worst looking and smelling population made a list putting India as ”best” thinking we weren’t going to notice it.
Ironically, it took a coalition of Babylonians, Medes, Scythians, Cimmerians, Arameans, Chaldeans, and Arabs to bring down an Assyrian Empire already weakened by 22 years of civil war, three changes of kings, and famine. Even at its weakest, Assyria was barely defeated 😂
1. That’s in Iran
2. You have no ancestors from Iraq, turkey or Syria.
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Average retarded white American woman trying to lecture people on history and why they shouldn’t be called gypsies 😂
”The Kurds in this era were not a generic term for Iranian nomads or shepherds. They are explicitly mentioned as a specific tribal organisation among many other old Iranian tribal organisations. This era predates the ethnic character that Kurds acquired after the development…”
I plotted every historical activity involving Kurds on a map, from classical antiquity to the aftermath of the Islamic conquests (c. 240 BCE–700 CE). On the right, I’ve tabulated the sources on which they are based.
This does not include Corduene, Karduchoi, etc., as these are linguistically unrelated terms, and Kurds settled these lands later as foreigners to the region.
The Kurds in this era were not a generic term for Iranian nomads or shepherds. They are explicitly mentioned as a specific tribal organisation among many other old Iranian tribal organisations. This era predates the ethnic character that Kurds acquired after the development of the Islamic age.
I will be making many more exhaustive maps in the future, detailing all things related to Kurdology. A map of the Kurds of the early Islamic era is currently being completed and will be released in the coming month.
Open the map in a new tab for higher resolution.
Kurdish Gypsie author can’t comprehend that Kurds descend from an orgie. If anything they are from the balls of Assyrian men. No relation between gypsies and Assyrians.
Mardin Protestan Kilisesi Pastörü Ender Peker:
“Hristiyan Kürtlerin tarihi Hristiyanlığın ilk dönemlerine kadar uzanıyor”
“Bugünkü bazı Asuri ve Keldanilerin kökeni Kürt aşiretlerine dayanıyor”
“Hakkari’deki Nasturilerin çoğu Kürttü”
rudaw.net/turkish/categories…
Corduene like previously mentioned has never been associated with Kurd but with the Akkadian word for ”valiant” (Qardu).
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