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I would replace "obssesed" with interested in world history and especially Turko-Mongol, Iranian and Indian history

Nāder Shāh Afshār or Nadir Shah (Persian: نادر شاه افشار‎; also known as Nāder Qoli Beg - نادر قلی بیگ or Tahmāsp Qoli Khān -...

Safavids have only claimed to be Sayyids so that they could rule over the Muslim world. It doesn't change the fact that Safavids were ethnic Azeri Turks. Shah Ismael contributed greatly to the literary development of the Azerbaijani language and is considered as a national hero for Azerbaijanis

I also gave you many serious sources about the "Scythian" words and their relationship with modern languages and it seems like that Scythians had a strong Turkic element in them. We can definitely say that Scythians were a mixed group with mainly Eastern Iranic and Turkic elments. if you want to...

Sorry but it seem like that you don't have a clue about the language of Scythians as it's obivous that they were more a mixed group with a strong Turkic element There are only sparse written records about the Scythians, which makes statements about their language very difficult. Herodotus gives...

1.) There is no proof for it that they only spoke Eastern Iranian languages. The language evidences of Scythans are zero and it's very unlikely that they only spoke one language 2.) The Ossetian language is full of Caucasian and Turkic words. It's genetically already proven that Ossetians are...

Turkmens conquered Anatolia in the 10th century with the Seljuks and formed with the native population of Anatolia the modern Turks. We have losers and winners in the history and Anatolia was called Turchia by the Romans since the 12th century. It's very normal and you should just live with it.

There is no dogma in this world that you must be Mongoloid for being Turkic and Many Turkic peoples were also described with Caucasoid features aynway. The ancestors of the Kazakhs and Kyrgyz were known for their blue eyes and blonde hair. Many Tatars from the Volga region of Russia have blonde...

Kurds have nothing to do with the Safavid empire. The court language of the Safavid empire was Azerbaijani Turkish until Isfahan became the capital. The rulers and the military (Qizilbash) of the Safavid empire were all mostly Turks

Azerbaijan 10 % haplogroup L and Iran only 3 %? Surprised about that. It should be actually vice versa

Then why did Theophan the Byzantine depicted the Türks as the former Massagets. Theophan knew about the Massagets and Persians but he identified the Massagets with the Türks and not with Persians

Why was there no historian or scholar in the antiquity who mentioned that Persians and Scythians spoke related languages? Isn't it strange that Herodotus never mentioned language similarities between Persians and Scythians? He wrote so many times about Scythians and Persians but strangeley never...

No I say that the first Turks were probably a mixture between Caucasoid and Mongoloid peoples. The predominantly Mongoloid looking Kazakhs and Kyrgyz are just as mixed as the Turks and Azeris. The ancestors of the Kyrgyz and Kazakhs the Kipchaks were known for their blonde hair, blue eyes and...

There is no genetical proof for it that the Proto-Turks were fully Mongoloid. The first Turks probably arose from several clashes between Caucasoids and Mongoloids in Central Asia. If consider the fact that Turks, Azeris and Uzbeks are the three biggest Turkic groups than we can easily say that...

Tahm-Rayis? I've never heard about this name sorry. Tomyris comes probably from the Turkic word "iron" which was also the name of Timur. Temür (demir in modern Turkish) means "iron". It still doesn't change the fact that there is no iranic women with the name Tomyris but dozens of Turkic women

Genetics have also proved that the mtDNA of ancient Sarmatian warrior women is the closest to modern Turkic Kazakh women: Ancient DNA of 13 Sarmatian remains from Pokrovka kurgan burials in the southern Ural steppes along the Kazakhstan and Russian border was extracted for comparative analysis...

Ossetians are culturally and genetically mainly native Caucasians. The Ossetian language itself is full of Turkic and Caucasian words. Yeah but Tomris is not only popular in Turkmenistan but also in almost all Turkic countries whereas there is no Iranic group who name their daughters Tomyris.

That Kurdish women are involved in millitary functions doesn't change the fact that honor killings seem to be a serious cultural misogynistic problem of Kurds. Here in Germany almost all honor killings are practiced by Kurds but it's us Turks who are seen as backward women hating Muslims because...

The Göktürks or Kök Türks (Celestial/Blue Turks) were a nomadic confederation of Turkic peoples in medieval Inner Asia. The Göktürks, under the leadership of Bumin Qaghan (d. 552) and his sons, succeeded the Rouran as the main power in the region and established the First Turkish or Türk Empire...

The absolute monarchy Saudi Arabia will always be seen as a unprogressive and backward state in the world with their sick gender segregation, low human and women rights and heavy discrimination laws against everything which is non conservative Sunni Arab Muslim. I'm sorry for all Saudi Arabians...