Comments by "Yo2" (@yo2trader539) on "The Present Past" channel.

  1.  @belagarzo63  I think it's better to specify Ottomans to differentiate them from various East Eurasian Turkic clans who migrated from the Eurasian steppe. Turkic is a Northeast Asian language/culture, and its homeland is in South Siberia and Mongolia. I'm sure you learned that the people who ruled the Carpathian Basin from the 6th century (after the Huns) were Turkic-speaking Avars. They were eventually absorbed by the Magyars from 9th century and onward. Since the original Magyars migrated from Siberia through Turkic-speakings lands in the Volga to the Black Sea coastal regions, Hungarian language retains proto-Turkic influences.
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