@Urantia bulgarians are quite young compared to other nations

@Blue boom Merhabalar. Kesinlikle enteresan olur. Lüften e posta adresime mesaj attin: info@thekhansden.com

@Urantia no

@Blue boom Komshu, i cant understand you.Sorry! Tangra is BulgArian God. All turkish people are from the seldjuks who are bulgarians. We arians are big family. No have national with name turks. This is from the false history. Bulgarians and turkish people are Bulgarians and one family.

@Keddy Huns are Hungarians. Turks are seldjuks from Bulgarian tribe Dulo

@F S yeah. More than one god can't exist. Bcz if they existed, There would be fight between them. So more than 1 god doesn't make any sense

There is only ONE GOD. ONE GOD Truth of worshipping and no one else.

@Sarang Joshi in mine (kazakh), it means grandfather. Nomadic Invaders have gone to India maybe

@Æ I have immense respect for Kemal Atatürk. I'm from India and in my mother tongue "Ata" means Father-figure...just what Atatürk was. Father of Turks.

Tang means sky in Old Oghuz Turkic.Tang:yeri means horizon

@Ali Arda GİRGİN But then can koreans consume dairy like the Mongols?

@Nin gvn well i have every reason to think you made it up, care to prove me wrong?

@Yeet Man i dont have bro. im a white shaman of divinity spirit and all knowledge is coming from high heaven to me.

@Nin gvn any sources?

You never heard Hinduism in your life. And yes, tengrism is a branch of ancient form of Vedic Hinduism.

@spoton nls does your tengri give you a book like the Great Al Qur’an?? Do you tengrists have any religious instruction like Muslims???

@yt accnt you will understand everything after death! Wait for Forever Punishment

@Метастаз it's really ironic, after 200 years the russians look more turkish than us, surrounded by east asian neighbors i wonder what will happen in the future

Living in harmony with nature is pretty much most cultures.

@Метастаз I am sick of that eurocentric racist history telling and retoric. Check science and get a life.

Most of the religions seems to be some distorted form of Sanatan Dharma, It is an ancient vedic religions, unfortunately our ancient universities and libraries were destroyed by Islamic invaders, there is huge knowledge base that got destroyed with it and that could throw light to the various cults and religions present in ancient times and how those were related to Sanatan Dharma.

In vedic scriptures there are kings that ruled the entire globe the more I see all religions except the abhramic ones, I can related that to Sanatan Dharma (Eternal duty) , In the scriptures it is mentioned in kaliyug(todays time) Sanatan Dharma(Eternal duty will be 1/4 of its true form/strength).

@isha strega Agreed. Religions are like a river who take on the materials and nutrients of the people whom it washes up on. Alot of this is pragmatism, because the religions have to convert a people so must co-opt some of their customs. In Anatolia, I came across so many unique customs that were foreign to all the Arabs and other Muslims I knew back in America. Now I realize because those were holdovers from both Tengriism and ancient Anatolian peoples. Few "Islamic" countries (people just assume the majority is Muslim just because they were born into a nominally Muslim culture) I know have preserved so much of their pre-Islamic culture (some other examples that come to my mind are Morocco and Indonesia) - Turkey is more the exception than the norm. The followers of Sanatana Dharma I would counsel to be careful about the "All is One". My own peoples were converted to Christianity exactly because as Polytheists, we were too welcoming to the new faith. This includes the figure of "Jesus" whom I now think was constructed by the Roman dynasty called the Flavians and successive governments/priestly classes because it was a powerful myth to control others. I would advise Indians to be on their guard against all the Abrahamic attempts to subvert their beautiful ancient faith. The missionaries did that when they converted my own peoples, it was a gradual effort that included them introducing the figure of Jesus whose qualities they changed to suit our own worldview. Then as they changed more and more, we took on the conquerors' faith in a subservient manner.

The Turks seemed to have absorbed Islam as a part of Tengrism much like Hindus of my aquaintance accept Jesus as part of the "All Is One" worldview or the many are the one in essence. I love Turkey and see Tengrism in their love of animals in particular the cats of Istanbul.

@Infinite I agree, in so far as it's Sanatana Dharma. It's Natural Law engrained in every tribal people. Each one had their own unique tribal faith that differed in certain details and practices to reflect the unique landscapes, but all were at their core Dharmic. I am one who appreciates that Sanatana Dharma can provide some guidance and wisdom in reclaiming what those of us from European ancestry had, for example in formulating a sadhana, the spiritual importance of mantras, and insights into karma and reincarnation (both of which were also known to our ancestors but in other names). This unbroken chain represented by Sanatana Dharma is of utmost value to humanity.

@Sean Jobst it all comes from Hinduism, the oldest continuously flourishing non-Abrahamic faith for the last 10000 years.

@dumdum dumdum Very interesting, thank you! Were these ancient sages the Rishis? Its no accident that worldwide there are memories of ancient sages who taught skills and wisdom, such as Viracocha in the Andean civilizations. Likewise the accounts of the cataclysm(s). There seemed to be a change in consciousness afterwards, so what was known innately by symbols then had to be re-taught to people in the new way of logical speaking. These sages spread such knowledge and wisdom as the megaliths and symbols, as well as reminding people of the reverence for Mother Earth and the sacredness of the Sun. Also memory of these cataclysms was preserved worldwide, even in the most isolated areas. Concerning the history of the entire globe, we can also say the remarkable scientific knowledge of the Vedas, including the roundness of the Earth and the measurement of its circumference. Just like Christianization in Europe, the Islamic invaders of India wanted to eradicate the knowledge, the sacred connection to land and the Old Deities, even the very perception of time and themselves. Yet they could never destroy the Vedas despite all their best efforts, even with the alleged blessings of their god. And just as they do with the Moorish invaders of Iberia and elsewhere, Western Leftist academics idolize the Islamic invaders of India and constantly shame Vedic civilization.

@Sait Nah.

Islam great

Beko isnt

@Archie Demir there is no turanian civilisation its based on modern politcal thought and nationalism

There are also christian and (Hungarian, szekelyek, gagauz, chuvash, pecenek, other kipchaks etc) , jewish Turk societies(khazarian, Karaim etc) etc but tengrism based on Turkishness(Turanian civilization) that's why it's most appropriate belief for Turks(Turanians).

@Adam and Steve Because Turkic and Mongolian languages are not related, their similarities are explained by an array of interchanged words. Mongols also are closer to Manchu and Chinese genetically.

T L. M nope, majority of Tatars live in Russia.

T L. M lol, I am tatar, and believe me we are turkic, if I try really hard I can understand most turkic languages, learning Turkish was very easy. But Mongolian is completely different.

I'm also Tatar! Are you apart from your Tatar family, how'd you find out?

99% of Turkish population practises Tengrism today. However what i mean by it is that Tengrism affected us so much that we do many things that are actually in Tengrism without knowing it is Tengrism people confuse it with Islam. There are also people we call "Shamans" they are basically modern day Tengrists.

@K Ts hahahahahahaa What would you say to the Göktürk empire or that the Mongolian empire has risen with the Turks since its beginning? In fact, if your people, the Turks, had not migrated from Central Asia in general, you would have remained a minority or you would have been assimilated? I don't hold a grudge or love towards the mongols, it doesn't matter much to me, but it's true what you said in your comment is true. While the Turks only believe in tengri, your card to the shamanism tengri religion was when our ancestors left their religion and belonged to the Abrahamic religions, the belief in tengrism became your belief and you destroyed it, you mixed it with buddhism and It's a shame you turned that religion into a piece of garbage in the end. and most likely the mongolian empire that you are very proud of has risen thanks to the turks, it is most likely that the mongolian army that you are proud of was only mongolian in name, the majority of them were Turks anyway, the reason why the mongols were able to conquer such large lands was because they followed the steps of the previous steppe turkish empires in the right way.

@Ada The iron is that it is the Turks who brought Islam in Bangladesh but not tengrism

@John Anderson dude stop spamming nonsense , you're probably not even a Turk yourself , like , honestly , why else would you want to talk trash about that man so much all the way out here on a video about the religion of the ancient Turks ? It's clear that you came here with negative purpose, spreading comments out here on a comment that says that he is a 'Turkophile' (he likes Turks very much)and probably because he uses a picture of Atatürk as his profile photo ? I am a Turk and i very much like AtaTürk for what he did for the country and so on so what exactly is the matter ?

@John Anderson cope harder

@John Anderson cry about it, lol

@melos nasibi allah has no gender so Arabs are not patriarchal what type of excuse is this ?

@obiwan kenobi The whole world is revolting my friend find what good you can and don't be a moaner.

He's a German Turk who has a masters or PhD in history (not sure too lazy to look it up) and has multiple videos with non Turkish Turcologists & Historians.

@Akyaren 1-) putting laws that privileges women is bad because it can be exploited by them.( like alimony, privileges in enviroment) Instead, give them more responsibilies, teach them how to deal or fight with problems and you will achieve true equality. 2-) i dont quite think that pagans treated women as equal as men. As i know, women usually stayed back with childen and elderly, while men go to war. Maybe more equal than middle east, chinese and europeans at that time but don't forget that they were successors only when there was no male heir. About tomris, she was good leader but there are more paganic male leaders that were also successful, meaning males had more opportunities. Also she is stolen by the westerner under the name of "indo-europeans".

Tengrism it's for higher mind kind of peoples, majority of human are very obsessed to something to defined as the greatest one, in which is formed to something entity, and taught to worship it and even force the others who's not consider or believe it as their "god" to do so, and even "satanier" (believe me that's pretty good word to describe this) things like kill and destroy the others who's don't want to become their part (cough cough *slam).. I'm really hope these is much more growths happens to awaken and start to becoming tengrism or any others TRUE peacefully way of life, i mean not talking about "that one" of peaceful religion, cheers 🥂

I've seen comment from user "Akyaren" and he is writting this awesome mind opening information about tengri, here's what he wrote : "Man, I don't know if you are from a Turkic country by your accent, but you have definitely done your homework. Very well done. I am a Turkish Tengrist/Agnostic and I try to live my life in accordance with the Tengrist way. The beautiful thing about Tengri is he/she/ it (we don't have a gender-based version of those words in Turkish we just say "o" for all) doesn't need your approval, or constant prayer, or your acknowledgement that he/ she/it is the greatest. He/she/it only judges you by your good deeds regardless of who you are, where you are born, rich, poor, white, black, gay, straight, fat, skinny, none of that matters. You are not judged like in semitic religions. And equality is a really important element too. In modern Turkey we have lost the importance of equality somewhat. Yes we are a secular country but we are ruled by the Islamic people and a lot of our culture has shifted to Islamic ways. We have so much female murders and abuse in Turkey. This sort of thing would never happen under Tengrism. And yes we still practice many tengrist traditions, most people do it without knowing because of "örf, adet" meaning customs & tradition. Before the rule of law we were governed by örf. Like today, when the Muslim eid happens and they sacrifice animals, we still dip our fingers in the blood and make a mark on our foreheads. We still tie cloth at trees to make wishes, we still carry the evil eye, many things. There is a somewhat reawakening of Tengrism in Turkey nowadays. I don't think it will ever be as popular as Islam, with 90%+ of the country being Muslim, but more and more people are finding out about their ancestral religion and leaving Islam. And to everyone who newly found out about Tengrism, read more about it. You don't have to convert to Tengrism, but if you understand its teachings and philosophy, you won't need to. Also, in these difficult times I want to say Slava Ukraini for my brothers in Ukraine who are facing a horrible war against humanity by the Putin regime. You will pull through this, we will do everything we can to help you." And well guys, this is soo much peace way of live. Tengrism it's for higher mind kind of peoples, majority of human are very obsessed to something to defined as the greatest one, in which is formed to something entity, and taught to worship it and even force the others who's not consider or believe it as their "god" to do so, and even "satanier" (believe me that's pretty good word to describe this) things like kill and destroy the others who's don't want to become their part (cough cough *slam).. there is very Ok reasons to worship to higher entity which as we know it "god", but the taught material and the messages or the order to wreck the others to different from them, are super mankind destroyer. I'm really hope these is much more growths happens to awaken and start to becoming tengrism or any others TRUE peacefully way of life, i mean not talking about "that one" of peaceful religion, cheers 🥂

@mel Lol

@K Ts dont cry arab

Andrew white why are u so insecure. if the book is infallible and jesus is god. there are only consequences. you need not worry about that. god gave us free will. we will decide our fate.

God doesnt have feelings stop spouting nonsense

​@Nabatean bruh even central Asian Turk gets like %60 central Asian genes you can't wait us the be like them we are people of Turks and Anatolians which assimilated and became Hellenized we embrace our Turkic root and Anatolian root

​@Hüseyin Ek bro these people are just try to divide us like they did in the past in central Asia we are all son of cenghish and mete we are the Altaic people nobody can divide is

+And please delete this comment that bothers me

Turkic and Mongolic are diffrent lenguages cultures and races. there is no such as Alatic lenguage family Never existed. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turkic_peoples en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mongolic_peoples

Tengri biz menen ❤

@IT Technology I m Talking About Sakha Turks Aka Yakutia

@Ant UnderExist nah man, most of uyghurs' religion is ISLAM, not that Tangrism

@Slavoj Žižek sizden bir sey oldugu görülyor

Maybe just a Coincidence but in japanese uma means horse.

halilpiyano Hala delil getiremedin, sadece beğenmiyorsun. Ama Allah swt.nın olduğunu biliyorsundur

halilpiyano Bak, çoğu dinsizler hep beğenmediği şeyleri anlatiyorlar, cağriye etc. Ama Bunlar Allahin olmamasi(Audhubillah) ve ya Islamin yanliş bir din olmasi(Audhubillah) için delil değil, sadece sizin nefsinize beğenmiyorlar. Kuranı beğenmiyorsuniz Siz, Allahin varlığı size gerçekci görunmemedigi için değil. Qur'an Yunus 10:15 Onlara açık açık ayetlerimiz okunduğu zaman, bizimle buluşmayı ummayanlar: "Bundan başka bir Kur'an getir veya bunu değiştir." derler. De ki: "Onu kendi tarafımdan değiştiremem. Ben sadece bana vahyolunana uyarım. Şayet ben Rabbime karşı gelirsem, büyük bir günün azabından korkarım." Israa 17:88 De ki: "Andolsun eğer insan(lar) ve cin(ler) bu Kur'an'ın bir benzerini getirmek üzere toplansalar ve birbirlerine arka ol(up yardım et)seler yine onun benzerini getiremezler.

halilpiyano Neden inanmiyorsun? Sevep ne?

Deniz old turkic word from proto turkic "teŋiŕ", Arslan > from Proto-Turkic *arsïlan, equivalent to arsıl (“auburn, brown”) + -lan (suffix denoting a wild, predatory animal) Burcu indoeuropean word. Where u find mongolian?

@Oscar it's similar to Hindus too, although y'all are Muslims.

@Oscar han sadece erkek isimlerinde kullanılmıyor

@Inquisitor I already explained to you

Btw Cengiz and Deniz coming from same root. My name is Deniz also. Cengiz turning to dengiz in Uzbek language and turning to Deniz in Turkish. And also Atilla’s son name is “Dengizik” means little sea. So close to “Denizcik”

have u heard of Hinduism?

@Mirlan Kabylbekov your Tengri prayers are very similar to our Hindu prayers of 6000years old lol.

@Mirlan Kabylbekov are you muslim ??

2:170 Onlara: "Allah'ın indirdiğine uyun." dendiği vakit de: "Yok, atalarımızı neyin üzerinde bulduysak ona uyarız." dediler. Ya ataları bir şeye akıl erdiremez ve doğruyu seçemez idiyseler de mi onlara uyacaklar?

Kuvvet karazehir When driving from one city to another along highway there are "Holy" spots, "Mazar" - usually a well(spring) or a tree in between arid, desert like places. So there people stop, read (cite) Kuran(not all but Fatiha surah, 3 times Ikhlas surah) for the passed ancestors and relatives. Tie a piece of cloth on branches of tree. Then continue on their trip.

@clever_master No, it does not work like that. You can not dictate people who they are. Turks of Azerbaycan speak Oğuz dialect, which is no other than the dialect of Türkiye.

@clever_masterما اذری های اذربایجانی هستیم با زبان لباس فرهنگ سرزمین موسیقی مشخص ما هیچ وقت افغانی دری زبان نبودیم

Azeris are not Turkic you’re Iranic accept yourself

@Alala ok so you agree with this that I say.Don't forget to mention the most Anatolian people Hellenized during Alexander the Great campaign and after they became Christian until 11 century A.D when Turks came from the East and conquer this region not biologically as the DNA results prove it , but culturally.

@MIKE 31 we are native Anatolian and Turkic mix and also some Persian in Anatolia this are majority but when we speak about İzmir and İstanbul you are right they are mostly turkic speaking Hellen but they embraced Turkish culture so we can't say anything

@Alala yes but when Turks settled down to Anatolia forced to make Muslims a larger numbers of native Anatolians which used to be Christians and most of them have Hellenic national consciousness .That's why you find genes in your dna from Greeks, Armenians, Kurdish,Persian.

​@MIKE 31 we are the People of Anatolia we usually get %70west Asian genes bcs of hitties frigs or Lidyans for people who can't understand that Turks before settled down in Anatolia was nomad and nomads ussually don't marry with foreigners so that's how we get west Asian and Central Asian biggest number

Really? Genghis Khan? I'm an American and I know about Tengrism. And that you are extremely gorgeous.

Where you from

@Jivan Selbi Chronicles like Rigveda and then the Puranas and historical books such as Rajatarangini

@Anime Guy are these recorded info in the old cronicles or folk narrations?

@Jivan Selbi Ya I also forgot one thing,in Indian literature Turks are earlier pre 300AD known as Tusharas and then after 300AD as Turushkas Also Turks in Indian literature, are descendants of Chandra(Indian Moon God) via his son Anu and were considered warriors beyond Himalayas but not Indians just Rigvedic clan. In Indian literature warrior clans are divided into 4 major lineages 1)Sun Dynasty 2)Snake-Reptile Dynasty 3)Fire Dynasty 4)Moon Dynasty

@Jivan Selbi 👍

@Anime Guy thanks for the comments, yes our forefathers were Tengrists ''Tengri God of the Universe'' ..some Turkic descendants in Siberia still keep that faith while most of us profess Islam.

@Zaboy Bagoi According to a genetic study of the early Sinitic Erlitou remains published by the Chinese Central Academy of Sciences in 2011, the ancient Erlitou people are genetically close to North Chinese, Northeast Chinese, Koreans, and Honshu Japanese but are rather distant from Far South Chinese and SE Asians.

@Zaboy Bagoi True, South Chinese especially Far South Chinese (Guangdong and Guangxi) indeed look noticeably different from North Chinese, whereas those from the Yangtse region can still resemble North Chinese sometimes, which is likely due to historical migrations.

​@paopao Northern Hans are descended from Liao River people and ethnically closer to Turkic Mongolic Tungusic and Korean peoples

​@Wei Fan Northern Chinese and Southern Chinese folks are ethnically different peoples.Northern Hans are closer to Turkic,Mongolic,Korean and Tungusic peoples.You can tell this by looking at their faces and body shapes.

@paopao 什么这中心那主义的我不懂我也不在乎，我只讲求科学事实。当年根本就没有中国也没有日本韩国蒙古。北汉跟日韩蒙的关系要比跟岭南东南亚的关系近，所以这几个北方人群应该有共同的起源，而岭南东南亚则是有不同的起源。

Where are you from?😂

Ksjs Jdjdb from what she found, it eventually shifted into Hinduism. That was her biggest complaint, a lot of contradictions.

Ksjs Jdjdb Her instructor was impressed she did a five page report on the religion. Apparently there's not much information so she went into the cultures that follow it. I was surprised to find out it was the predecessor of Hinduism.

The hardest part for her is a confusion if they have texts or not. Some say there are others no. It seems there's not much information about them. She watched Son of the White Mare...and it helped.

No Celtic futhhark. İs germanic futhark. Lmao

@Khan's Den Thanks for the response and for your hard work. I'll make sure to watch It, It seems really interesting

¡muchísimas gracias! Indeed, finding information about this old religion (or rather: philosphy) is rather difficult. But I have studied the topic for years and will continue making such videos. May I recommend you the follow-up video? It does a bit deeper into the cosmology of the old Turks, including subjects like the Tree of Life and the role of animal spirits: kzonlines.info/up/lbinmrO-npuRZ4U/bejne

All things created is the manifestation of God. Worshiping the sun. Is no different than worshiping the breath of our life. All of it, is God's attribute and his Glory. Peace and Blessings to your spiritual Journey 🕊

@Satoshikasumi SANATANA DHARMA is the right way...

@Roberto Massa see what i meant was Turkish group is a large genetic linguistic family and they can follow any religion but calling islam foreign and not having a good argument just makes you sound ignorant thanks i am not Turk but i want to inform you not all turkic people are muslim and islamisation happened for centuries thank you .

@Roberto Massa ah we bengali are 66 percent muslim and rest hindus followed by Christians.

@Satoshikasumi Which is the Religion of the Bengali?

@Satoshikasumi Islam is going to destroy itself very soon...

Most of the Turkish history is actually found by Chinese 😂

For those that don't understand. I googled it and it seems to be a Chinese TV show and the Khitan are a proto Mongolic people who in the show practice Tengrism I guess

@Zagor TENAY there are not ressemblance between teker and tenger😹

@Bilguun Mongolian? WTF? I am talking about Turkic languages.

@Zagor TENAY wtf tenger mean just sky in Mongolian

Tengger = Wheel = Teker in modern Turkish

In mongolian Tengei means Тэнгэр-Sky

@Satoshikasumi Türkiye , I am muslim btw

In which which country you live ??

Thank you for watching! :)

@K Ts Yeah can you please show your "very scientific" sources please lol...

There is no such a thing as Tengrism. It is a recent terminology. The traditional beliefs of Mongols were Shamanism. It has nothing to do with ancient Turkish people's paganism, before Islam was introduced to Turkish people. Turkish people are descendants of various ethnic groups in West Asia (Azerbaijan, Turkmenistan, Tadjekistan, and Tatarstan) and Middle East (Levant) and Balkan region (Albania and Cyprus). This KZonlines vlog will be invalidated soon by trusted scientific sources.

@E001 Dude I'm a Muslim. And I'm saying these traditions existed long before Islam. The prophet Muhammed historically came after Isa. Islam didn't officially exist until after Isa. Seriously stop believing your dumb Wahhabi myths and actually read a history book. For example Dikhr beads used to recite the 99 names of Allah used in other faiths like Hinduism and Buddhism long before Islam lol. The symbol of Islam, crescent moon and star, middle eastern, and Turkic symbol long before Islam. The hand of Fatima I think came from Jews at one point. The many different Sufi groups will tell you that. Islam is nothing new. It just seems to reiterate the beliefs and traditions of already what people in those areas were doing. And where ever Islam went it embraced the different cultures it touched. And guess what old practices became Islamic lol. It happens. Especially in parts of India, Java, West Africa, China, and other places. That's the power of Islam, people all from diverse cultures and countries embracing Allah. Their were over 73 sects within Islam all claiming to follow the Ahlulbayt, the sahaba, and Sunnah of the prophet. Yours sadly is a weird Arabcentric post colonial stupidity followed by King Fahad enforced by Saudi Arabia..

@E001 how have you never seen nazar beads? Every Turk has them in their home. Also keeping some cultural traditions doesn't make anyone polytheists. And no I'm not a Muslim I'm an Atheist.

@God of Chaos Khorne I didn’t see this, neither in Turkey, nor in Central Asia, nor in series ,,, if you are a Muslim, you must warn the people around you not to fall into polytheism , “When you die, you will be asked about your Lord and your religion not what your tradition or what your ancestors did, but if you are not that is another matter....... peace😄

so acedemical research and common knowladge is limited + there is a lot of islamic guys teach their children salafi and wahhabist stuff.

even we do not have that much books about it . Historical education just starts with adoption of islam. Other ex religions are just written for sake of it. And mainly nowadays i feel very heavy air in Turkey because of current goverment. They are starting to lose in ballotts and as always they did they are playing on religious ties and jingoist messages(espicially to greeks). You can not even specifiy yourself as Tengriist in Turkey (although a lawyer did this one year ago but not much changed)

Welcome aboard!

@jason sparks Thank you for not letting me feel alone! lol Two songs make me want to study into madness and ancient secrets and they are Anxious Heart from FFVII or the Full Metal Alchemist Brotherhood Main Theme.

I was looking for this comment. Definitely noticed the music

Same goes for yer-su (yer: ground/soil, su: water), ay ata (ay: moon, ata: father/ancestor), gün ana (gün: daytime/daylight, ana: mother) etc.

@Djdj Djdjd Me too, chine's kido

Ching chong I’m so proud

Glad it was helpful! And welcome to the channel :)

Kök means light blue and tengri means sky. So kök tengri meant blue sky. But in modern Turkish we use tanrı that stems from tengri for 'God'.

This video was about the past though. Its similar in Turkish, they use it exclusively for non-muslim gods now

@Jangar no. It is simple as Sky.

And in turkish Tanrı (Tengri) means God.

Correct

2:170 Onlara: "Allah'ın indirdiğine uyun." dendiği vakit de: "Yok, atalarımızı neyin üzerinde bulduysak ona uyarız." dediler. Ya ataları bir şeye akıl erdiremez ve doğruyu seçemez idiyseler de mi onlara uyacaklar?

@Roberto Massa Mamma mia, why you dont see the difference: "cheating" is when your first partner is not aware that you have another girl; while the poligamic relationship isnt "cheating", because the first partner is aware about the fact that the husband have another wife. You eat too much pasta, grappa and mandolino, your brain is gone.

@Don What do you do when you have one wife and you know you can have many? Don't you go out to look for another one? Isn't that cheating?

@Roberto Massa "Robberto, cama luck atte Marcello..." "Mamma mia Marcello, that's not how it work polygamy".

Jay Brown that would mean they would leave all Islam

Jay Brown you really think all the pagan gods that somehow were similar across the whole earth were fake gods, but the Semitic god, that was somehow only benefitting Semitic people is the true one?

Jay Brown i forgive you, and I'm sorry for throwing labels out.

Jay Brown ok abrahamist

​@Kök Tengri mongolic and turkic myhtology is very much the same

@Kazakhstan Countryball modern day mongols still tengrist

@Kazakhstan Countryball Lol no your country and people come from the mongols.tengri means SKY in Mongolian.you turks lost meaning tengri because you and your people praise arab god Allah

@Satoshikasumi go learn some history.

Were you born in a muslim house and then became tengri

Love from a Zoroastrian Persian 🇮🇷♥️🇦🇿

In southern Azeri dialect "Tarı" is used by old people and in old poems.

тәңір(täñır) in kazakh

@Bora Bingol Sure. Peace be upon you.

@F S nope. I have a porpuse: To live in harmony, in unison, being aware.

When you astray from what god tells you to do, your life will become astray and purposeless. You morals are made by you, yourself.

the priority of governments shouldn't be exploitation of nature but sustainable coexistence with it, the western model of development should'nt be the only model

@Süleyman Kamburoğlu , there are many words from Sanskit origin in Bulgaria. "BALH" -"to shine", "to speak", could be the origin of the name!? Bulgarians love the name "бял,а"-(bhial,a) translation-"white". We love to name places, cities, rivers with that name. Why not our home, or in memory of our ancestors- " the shiny ones"!? There are legends from Phanagoria as well as "The White Brotherhood" followers reaching to France...

@Süleyman Kamburoğlu, there is nothing more obvious than modern genetic research results! Nowdays Bulgarians have Eastern European and Western Eurasian ancestors, predominantly Slavs, Thracians, and Onogurs. You are talking about Onogurs, right!? Onogur Вulgars on the western Pontic-Caspian steppe (modern southern Ukraine and southwest Russia). Great Old Bulgaria ( with Phanagoria as capital) was originally centered between the Dniester and lower Volga. The etymology of the ethnonym Bulgar is not completely understood; it is difficult to trace the name back earlier than the 4th century AD. It is generally believed to derive from the Turkic verb bulğha (to "stir", "mix", "disturb", "confuse"), possibly suggesting that other Turkic peoples regarded the Bulgars as a "mixed" people or "rebellious". If other tribe call this people "rebellious" it doesn't mean necessarily they come as rebels from this tribe! 😒 There are several theories about the origin of the name Onogur. In some Turkic languages on means "10" and ğur "arrow"; and "ten arrows" might imply a federation of ten tribes, i.e. the Western Turkic Khaganate. Within the Turkic languages, "z" sounds in the easternmost languages tend to have become "r" in the westernmost Turkic languages; therefore, the ethnonym Oghuz may be the source of Oghur; that is, on Oğur would mean "ten clans of Oghuz". The legend about the unbreakable bunch of arrows is known by any Bulgarian, but they have the same legend in China as well... Anyway, try to find DNA analysis by Bulgarian youtubers to see the obvious!

@Светлана Also in Turkish, the Bulgarian word means "to interfere" and "rebel". VII. Konstantin says that the Bulgarians called themselves "Onog" in advance. The word "onog" means ten arrows in Turkish. The word arrow is used in the same sense as the word boy in the Turks. When we look at the history, we see the Western Turkic Khaganate of the community called "Onog" as the founding lineage. In fact, the Western Turkic Khaganate is also called the Onoq Empire. The people of the khaganate, destroyed by the Tang dynasty, had already migrated to the west, where their kipchak and Tatar relatives had previously lived, and they had established a new state there.the Volga Bulgarians, weakened by the Caspian attacks, were assimilated by the kazan Turks, who remained in the north, and those who went to the south were assimilated by the Slavs. Are you now denying the evidence that is so solid and obvious?

@Светлана The Bulgars were Turkic tribes of Oghur origin,[6][7] who settled north of the Black Sea. During their westward migration across the Eurasian steppe, they came under the overlordship of the Khazars, leading other ethnic groups, including Finnic and Iranic peoples.[6] About 630 they founded Old Great Bulgaria which was destroyed by the Khazars in 668. Kubrat's son and appointed heir Batbayan Bezmer moved from the Azov region in about AD 660, commanded by the Kazarig Khagan Kotrag to whom he had surrendered. They reached Idel-Ural in the eighth century, where they became the dominant population at the end of the 9th century, uniting other tribes of different origin which lived in the area.[8] Some Bulgar tribes, however, continued westward and eventually settled along the Danube River, in what is now known as Bulgaria proper, where they created a confederation with the Slavs, adopting a South Slavic language and the Eastern Orthodox faith.

@Süleyman Kamburoğlu Bulgarians have never been Turkish tribe, it's nonsense! P.S. my mistake, I wrote "Turkish", but you wrote Turks. It is questionable, different scholars are arguing, I'm not historian.

@C J yeh

Maybe a good idea.

Zardushtiylik asosiy edi

Very much. I think they even mention that in their lyrics.

Pagan means worshipping more than one god. La ilaha illallahu muhammadu rasullullah means I belive in one God and Muhammad is the last messenger until the day of judgement. So no you can't be a pagan and a muslim. You should learn about Islam.

Baseless.

I do not care. My only goal is to live with honor, strive to be strong and honorable, Tingri is on my side regardless of what i call his name. Odin, Jesus, Allah or Cernunnos. Faith, Wisdom, Honor and Strength.

Can only be one Muslim or a Mushrik (pagan) as there's no reconciliation with the two especially when Islam denounces the worship and association of others with Allah (God) himself.

Lol

The intersections of (Tibetan) Buddhism and Tengrism are fascinating, in as much as they're recorded. I'd say more, but in all honesty, I don't understand it myself. I'm not even an amateur anthropologist - I'm just some idiot on a quest to read culturally significant epic poetry.

totally true. but anthropologists think that after animism, shamanism was the first belief of all people around the world. isn't that crazy? people in different countries sharing the same belief system before they knew what a continent is. tengriism came right after that for all steppe people without having any mantras or putting a human on a god-like status. ps: buddhism is pretty cool, hinduism is also ok imho.

@James Stevenson seriously 😕😕 so you are just going to ignore above comments. And you are right Thor and Zeus exist in reality they were not the imagination of people living in different geographical regions amazed by supernatural phenomenon and humans being amazed by something greater than themselves but limited by their imagination they truly existed😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

No. Polytheism is the original belief systems of all people. Monotheistic cults is an abomination

you might want to read about perennialism and mystical universalism

@David B look you have me completely lost and I cannot understand what you are saying. You are missing some prepositions while writing so your sentences and words are not making sense. If you can write clearly so maybe then I can understand your point.✌👍👍

@Muneeb Noman I think what As A man thinketh was saying was, that first, simple societies had monotheistic beliefs, then ancient and classical era societies developed polytheistic beliefs as their societies got more complicated. THEN, monotheism came around again (Judaism, Christianity, Islam) in even more complex societies. Not that Islam is simple because monotheism.

@Baited MT I am just curious is every turk like this? I realised turks tend to get offended or angry whenever I talk about religion. Islam is like a taboo word for them. It's always secular this secular that. I mean if you look at modern America people have become degenrates and cultureless. Is Turkey like that? Or is it any different from Europe?

@Arolema Prarath Turkey secular

@Roberto Massa Ahahah, no, it is a religion, so it is something that you follow: in fact tengrism have many dogmas, that you must (by force) follow, is not something that can you live freely.

@Don TENGRISM IS NOT SOMETHING THAT YOU FOLLOW... IS SOMETHING THAT YOU LIVE!!! PS: you forgot the first Turkic Khaganate and the Mongol Ulus!!! If you believe in the Heavens you MUST believe in TENGRI!!!

True

I think it was a passed down prayer from old Turkic steles (Orkhon? I don't know) to Umay, wishing for fertility of the land. But I guess you already understood that since you seem to be Kazakh. If it was from Orkhon, its probably from Bilge Khan.

"kırıkçı" is means a woman or man who uses alternative medicine in the treatment of bone and various diseases in today's Anatolia and who has acquired his methods and skills from his family or master through a master-apprentice relationship.

@Brainblox Where is the evidence that Huns had a good named "Tangra"? Bulgarians called their god Edfu not Tangra. There is absolutely no proof of tengrism existing in Bulgaria. Scythians were North Iranic people and had a religion similar to other Indo European people. Their main deity was Thabata, the goddess of fire. No similarities with tengrism. Zoroastrism is only one of the many diferent religions practiced by iranians

@Бaй Ганю Could it be that they just adopted the name Tangra for their main god from the Huns? It doesn't have to be necessarily the same god (IF its ever mentioned). Also, Skythians and Zoroastrianism is contradictory, Skythians as Steppe people believed in similar gods like Turks and Mongols. Zoroastrianism is a later religion from a settled civilization, not to say Persia. Even though both Iranic, Skythian and Persian culture was completely different. Hence all the wars under Tomyris etc.

@MilleniumBK Сигурен съм че ритуалите сега съществено се отличават от ритуалите по онова време. Двама арабски хронисти говорят за зороастризма при българите. Езическите олтари в Плиска са подобни по форма на зороастрийските. От друга страна няма никакви доказателства за тенгризм съществувал някога в България

@Бaй Ганю Зороастрейската религия и досега съществува и може да се види какви ритуали извършват. Даже в ютуб има видеа. Никой не е описвал подобно нещо в България.