Were the Trojans really Turkic?

No.

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>>3096885
no. Can't you do a quick DuckDuckGo search?

>>3096885
WE

Yes who could forget Öglük, fierce rival of Achilles, noble Büğmüğ, Prince of Troy, and last but not least, the good King Yükçık.

Were the Romans really Trojan?

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>>3096972
If you want to believe the story that some guy whose mother was a greek goddess went from destroyed troy to italy and founded rome, sure, the romans were trojans.

>>3096972

>Romans LARP Trojans
>Greeks LARP Romans
>Ottomans LARP Greeks

>>3097045
We wuzz all romans den?

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>>3097045
Ottomans also larped as Trojans

>>3097045

Who is LARPing the Ottomans?

>>3097127
Turks

>>3097127
Australian shitposters.

>>3097127
Anatolians

>>3096930
Linear A was found in fucking central Asia you retarded fuck...

http://www.academia.edu/11423494/Minoan_Sumerian

These were discovered in Amisos of Pontus, in Monte Morrone of Italy [14], in Margiana of Central Asia bearing signs of remarkable resemblance to those of Linear-A [15], in Tel Haror of Israel [16] and Tel Lachish of Israel [17]

>>3096885
No. The Turks were steppe peoples. The Trojans were some sort of pre-Doric Greeks or Hittite peoples.

Well genetically speaking, trojans and the turkic people inhabiting turkey today are 85% similar so kinda

They weren't then but they are now.

>>3096885
No, the people we know today as Turks didn't arrive in Anatolia until centuries after Troy ceased to exist.

>>3096885
No. Turks didn't move into that area until around the year 800. The Trojans were Greek.

>>3097088
>in 1463
But constiniple was taken in 1453

turks came from Central Asia centuries later

>>3097127
Just roaches

>>3096885
Probably Anatolian Turks, not Turkic.

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>>3097127
Georgians

>>3096885
The IQ of this board officialy fell under 90 after this thread was made. We are reaching /int/ levels at this point.

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"Helen" of Troy was really named Gökse Hatun. She was the daughter of a hawk, and descendant of the sky itself. The greeks simply mis-heard "Hatun" as "Helen", and decided to greekify her origin story as well.