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A country and ethnic group with a common history, language, culture and origin is the Hungarians, commonly referred to as the Magyars. They are indigenous to Hungary and the historical Hungarian regions. The Uralic language family includes the Hungarian language. It has been disputed where and when the Hungarian people first appeared in history. The Middle Volga region, Western Siberia and the Ural Mountains are all thought to be the origins of the Ugric people who speak the language of Hungary, which is categorised as a Ugric language. Although linguistic and genetical evidence indicates that Hungarians are connected to other Ugric peoples, modern Hungarians have significant mixing with nearby European tribes. The majority of linguists agree that the Hungarian language is a representative of the Uralic family and that it deviated from its Ugric relatives in western Siberia, east of the southern Urals, during the first millennium BC. The historical Magyar or Hungarian Conquerors brought the language to Central Europe. A coalition of Steppe tribes led by a Ugric/Magyar power elite, Iranian, Oghuric, and Slavic tribes, as well as the historical Magyars, invaded the Pannonian Steppe and its environs, giving origin to contemporary Hungarians and Hungarian culture. The Uralic-speaking populations that were residing in the middle and southern Ural areas split up about the fourth millennium BC. Some split off and headed west and northwest, where they encountered Iranian speakers who were migrating north. The Ugric-speaking people split off from the remainder of the Uralic group, of which the forebears of the Magyars were the most numerous due to their location further south, at least as early as 2000 BC. They engaged with the Baikal-Altai Asian cultures and the Indo-Iranian Andronovo culture, according to findings from burial mounds and habitation sites. The Hungarians relocated in the fourth and fifth century AD to Bashkiria i.e. Bashkortostan and Perm Krai, a region west of the Ural Mountains situated between the southern Ural Mountains and the Volga River. Some Hungarians relocated to the Don River in the beginning of the eighth century, to a region bounded by the Volga, Don, and Seversky Donets rivers. They learnt gardening, aspects of livestock farming and agricultural practises from the Bulgars and Alans, members of the ancient Saltov culture who lived nearby the Don River. According to tradition, the Hungarians were divided into seven tribes. [Information and Image Credit : Hungarians, Wikipedia] [Image : Map of the Presumptive Hungarian Prehistory] [Image Availed Under Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 Unported ; Wikipedia-Image-Author : Fakirbakir ; (Please Relate to Individual Image URLs for More Usage Property)]  [License-Link :   https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/deed.en ] [Source-Image-URL :   https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Migration_of_Hungarians.jpg ]












 




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