Ok, let's play with that hypothesis and see where it takes us.
So Dan, the Getæ, the Goths and the Gauthai are all of the mongol tartarian race? Saxons too?
So the getæ and goths were of the Scythian stock, ie. Mongol tartar stock?
Scythians were described as:
Herodotus: red hair & grey eyes
Hippocrates: light skinned
Callimachus: fair haired
Zhang Qian: yellow and blue eyes
Pliny the Elder: red haired, blue eyes, unusually tall
Clement of Alexandria: auburn hair
Polemon: red hair and grey-blue eyes
Galen: reddish hair
Ammians Marchellinus: tall, blond and light-eyed (about alans)
Gregory of Nyssa: fair skinned and blond haired
Adamantius: fair haired
Scythian comes from their own self-name "skuda" meaning archer/shooter. Closely related to the modern germanic words: skytte, skyde of the same meaning.
Goth likewise have meaning in germanic languages. The gothic texts that we have can be read with difficulty admittedly by those understanding german/scandinavian.
From 1814
And I do not agree with your take on "modern TV programming".
Genghis khan & tartar-mongols in modern tv programming:
Before:
If we look at the modern day frequency of red hair:
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If we look at the modern day frequency of blue eyes:
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Again, I'm not saying that you're necessarily wrong. I have other supporting evidence that might strengthen your hypothesis, but that would require its own thread.
This is a very interesting thread on an important missing part of our history. There are some key points discussed in this thread;
Were there Tartars AND Scythians? Were they a mixture of races sharing a common language and culture?
Based on my research so far, I would say we should stop talking about Tartaria as Tartaria and start talking about Tartaria as Scythia. The reason is the fact that on earlier maps, ALL the land that was labeled as Tartaria was labeled as Scythia. Then suddenly the maps were changed.
Why do I say the maps were changed? Because it is impossible for that size territory to be vacated and taken over by a different people in that amount of time. Now that's not to say, that its impossible for the CONTROL of that territory and its native population to be changed during that time period.
This clearly indicates an attempt at the first step of erasure of a 'culture/nation' from history by the PTB of the time. Hence why you are seeing mixed narratives by historians depending on whether they got their sources from originals or were quoting other established 'historians' hired to do the falsification.
Keep in mind one very important fact.
The names attributed to peoples were given to them by foreigners and depending on where these foreigners lived, they named the people of lands in their own words/language.
For instance the Sakai are called Szekely in Hungarian to this day and they live in Transylvania where Tatarlaka is found. Here's an article regarding the 'find' at Tatarlaka.
https://www.ancient-origins.net/art...ria-tablets-actually-written-hungarian-007893
https://magyarmegmaradasert.hu/in-english/our-language/1618-the-mystery-of-tatarlaka-part-1-2
http://piramidasunca.ba/eng/latest-news/item/3471-ancient-hungarian-runic-writing.html
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tărtăria_tablets
The Wiki page is doing damage control but in the talk pages some are protesting.
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Then there is this, Encyclopaedia Britannica, 3rd Edition, Volume 8, Pg. 713
Which is partly true, but not entirely, as there was nothing to subdue because its a fact that the 'tribes' who came from the east were NOT coming to subdue Pannonia, but to protect it from the increasing invasion of the 'Romans'. Of course, this is not the version being taught in history class.
So, if according to the 1796 source all of Europe descended from the same people then they obviously must have at some point shared the same language. Now the question is; did anyone manage to keep this language alive? It seems that the Magyar have.
Its no accident that the only country to have lost 2/3 of its territory after WW1 was Hungary. They struggled under the Habsburg dynasties (finances by the Fuggers) for centuries and then came Communism. At present, no real Hungarian history or linguistics are allowed at the Hungarian National Academy of Sciences.
But its the same everywhere, including England. Just ask Alan Wilson and Baram Blackett;
https://roguemale.org/2014/04/12/wilson-blackett-britains-warrior-historians/
http://self-realisation.com/video/ourstory-of-britain-playlist/
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Here's my old post from SH1 in the Tartary thread which pertains to this also;
https://stolenhistory.net/threads/t...it-was-bigger-than-russia-once.1951/post-5524
https://www.michelangelonaddeo.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/anthropology-ENG.pdf
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Then here's a couple theories on the former world language. One is presented by Max Igan, now I'm still on the fence about him as a sincere researcher, but in the case of this video I think he was told to pull it from his channel, because its not there anymore. I think it turned out to be a bit too powerful and too honest.
"Piecing Together the Past Max Igan talking about Attila Flink"
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EnJ_qFgkdZ8
https://www.ancient-origins.net/art...ria-tablets-actually-written-hungarian-007893
Bator Vamos Toth and the Tamana Civilization - YouTube
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Not directly on topic but pertinent nevertheless, here are three videos about another theory regarding the origin of the races from a guy who has probably read more book than anyone we have been listening to and has been compiling his own material, writing books and publishes a YT channel with a small team.
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PrevwT1gaTc
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JmI7VKXCGdY
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4jGnDF0QtEM
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There's much more but this is all I have time for at the moment.
I've been researching for an OP on the former world language and it ties into so many things including Tartaria and not excluding the Celts (Kelti), Goths (by some called Getae and other names), Iberians, and the list goes on.
I hope some of what I posted can shed some light on things for some, clear some things up for others and hopefully provide new leads to follow regarding this topic.