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Meghna Thapar 4 years, 2 months ago
The original Turks were Mongoloid (East Asian) and closely related to other East Asians, including Mongolians. Most Turkic people are still predominantly Mongoloid: Recent genetic studies concluded that there is a “Turkic component” found in every modern Turkic speaking population. With the rise of the Turkish sultanates in the tenth and eleventh centuries, a third ethnic group was added to the Arabs and the Iranians. The Turks were nomadic tribes from the Central Asian steppes of Turkistan. The Turks gradually converted to Islam.
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