Hun-Hungarian Connection Has Been Proven？-Genetic Evidence Solves Historical Mystery Ep01-part2

In the last video we revealed that the Huns originated from the Xiongnu. In this video, we will uncover more historical mysteries after the collapse of the Hunnic Empire. In the process of exploring these issues, we also made many important discoveries. The closest blood relationship with the modern Magyar descendants in Hungary is not the Mansi, Khanty, or Finns who belong to the same Finno-Ugric language group as Hungary. The Grand Duke of Hungary, Árpád, was not a descendant of Attila, and his ancestors were not the original Magyars, but the Bashkir people of the Turkic language family. The Hungarian Empire period, the Avar Khanate period and the Magyar period played a decisive role in the history of Hungary. In this video, we will analyze the changes in Hungary's population composition according to these three periods. At the same time, we also collected haplotype data to analyze the population composition of modern Hungarians. The latest discoveries in molecular anthropology in 2024 will reveal the mysterious historical truth. All the images and video footages used in this video are either from public domain or used under fair use guidelines Thanks for watching our videos, whether it's your first time or you're an old friend. If you want to receive the latest genetic discoveries that solve historical mysteries as soon as possible, please consider subscribing to our channel, like and share this video with others, and let us know your thoughts on the comment! Chapters: 00:00 Intro 03:08 Hungarian History 05:37 Huns And Avars 09:17 Hungarian Conqueror 12:47 Huns And Magyars 14:02 Molecular Anthropology Linguistics 17:23 The Blood Relationship Between the Magyars and the Mansi and Khanty 19:13 Ancestors Of Árpád 25:21 Demographic Composition Of Modern Hungarians 26:45 Conclusion #ancient #ancienthistory #attila #barbarian #discovery #empire #eurasian #history #hungary #huns #migration #nomadic #nomads #ancienttimes #conqueror #archaeology #leadership