TooLate2Apologize
Jul 30 2008, 09:14 PM
Mongols are Mongols. Koreans are Koreans. Now please go away.
applepannic
Jul 30 2008, 09:24 PM
Are you Mongolian?
Suren911
Jul 31 2008, 01:16 AM
You know, I hang out with a lot Korean people. I'm cool with them. I'm just completely weirded out by the weird Korean folks who think they're Mongols. Distantly related is your answer. How can Korean people DESCEND from Mongols when Mongols still exist today??
applepannic
Jul 31 2008, 02:02 AM
Is there actual evidence (genetics) to show that they're more related than any other people? I don't understand this obsession with Mongols, I guess you have to be one of the people who was conquered to be a fan huh.
Darkblade
Jul 31 2008, 02:30 AM
QUOTE(applepannic @ Jul 31 2008, 03:02 AM)

Is there actual evidence (genetics) to show that they're more related than any other people? I don't understand this obsession with Mongols, I guess you have to be one of the people who was conquered to be a fan huh.
genetics says no, but its a fetish I guess to 'distinct' yourself from your neighbours' ancestors:

This shows japanese are the closest to korean due to O3 and O2b
Dokbokki
Jul 31 2008, 06:27 AM
QUOTE(Darkblade @ Jul 31 2008, 05:30 PM)

genetics says no, but its a fetish I guess to 'distinct' yourself from your neighbours' ancestors:

This shows japanese are the closest to korean due to O3 and O2b
Well I don't trust all the genetic publications, because I've found other article about how Koreans were close to manchus, others says Koreans are close to Tungus and others mention about closeness to Mongolians.
I think many Japanese are trying to distant themselves from Koreans, so they often published some genetic articles saying Koreans are close to SE Asians and Japanese are close to Turks etc..
I think it's lot easy to say Mongols, Koreans, Japanese, and Chinese all belongs to East asian family group.
Btw, Koreans don't usually link up Korean genealogy with Mongolians, once again I have to mention this.
Koreans and Mongolians were once came from common ancestors but split up more than 10,000 years perhaps during the ice age, and Koreans and Japanese were split up around 3000~4000 yrs ago, and Jurchens or Tungus people possibly split up around 2000 years ago.
The main issue is, Koreans and Mongolians often discuss about their similarity with their physical appearances like face. Because for many eyes they do look closer than others.
case over.
boredom
Jul 31 2008, 09:51 AM
I hate these topics, it just starts another china vs. korea war.
Mid-Night_Sun
Jul 31 2008, 10:03 AM
i thought those "guess ethnicity" threads show we all look alike :S whats the point of going so scientific into genetics if you cant even tell the difference lol.
boredom
Jul 31 2008, 10:43 AM
Why can't people be happy with who they are, instead of trying to ask if someone came from something else? Mongol Chat has gone to $hit enough. It needs some charisma again.
EvilAsianDude
Jul 31 2008, 11:54 AM
For the last time, Koreans do not claim to be Mongolians. Its just one guy who keeps getting banned and comes back with another account. In fact the guy who made this topic is a troll.
Heres another stupid topic made by that troll who keeps getting banned.
http://www.asiafinest.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=168833Notice that none of the Korean posters claim to be Mongolian or want to be Mongolians. In fact they are fed up and annoyed by it, and call him a troll. So to any of you who Mongolians who think Koreans want to be Mongolians. Quit dreaming. Why the hell would Koreans want to be Mongolians?
dude543
Jul 31 2008, 12:19 PM
ha, so japanese are related to koreans.
even tho they seem to hate each other
EvilAsianDude
Jul 31 2008, 12:26 PM
Koreans and Japanese are cousins. Not brothers. We are still very different.
yhellothar
Jul 31 2008, 04:24 PM
Koreans are probably more related to Tungusic peoples.
huntermoguh
Aug 1 2008, 08:01 AM
QUOTE(Darkblade @ Jul 31 2008, 02:30 AM)

genetics says no, but its a fetish I guess to 'distinct' yourself from your neighbours' ancestors:

This shows japanese are the closest to korean due to O3 and O2b
That chart is off a Chinese member off a forum (hardly accurate).
It says only around 5% of Koreans have Haplogroup C3, which is totally false. It's at least 15%.
Manchurians and Han Chinese have much more O3 than Koreans or Japanese.
Have a look at this test
http://www.imbice.org.ar/es/lab_06_b/06.pdfYou will find that Koreans are about 10% haplogroup N and 17% haplogroup C3. Around 35% are O2b, and 30% are O3.
Mongolians are around 50% haplogroup C3. Heck, it's a Mongolian marker.
The rare occurance of haplogroup C3 among Chinese and Japanese are C3a and C3d, that's why you don't find Mongolian looking Chinese or Japanese. Korean C3 is pure C3 and this pure form is most commonly found in Mongolians. C3a and C3d is distinct from C3 and C3c, it's like the difference between O2a and O2b.
Comes to show Japanese are not entirely related to Koreans because of absence of Haplogroup C3 in pure form and haplogroup N.
Darkblade
Aug 1 2008, 08:16 AM
QUOTE(huntermoguh @ Aug 1 2008, 09:01 AM)

That chart is off a Chinese member off a forum (hardly accurate).
It says only around 5% of Koreans have Haplogroup C3, which is totally false. It's at least 15%.
Manchurians and Han Chinese have much more O3 than Koreans or Japanese.
Then feel free to give better source ~
huntermoguh
Aug 1 2008, 08:35 AM
QUOTE(Darkblade @ Aug 1 2008, 08:16 AM)

Then feel free to give better source ~
http://www.imbice.org.ar/es/lab_06_b/06.pdfhere you go.
Koreans
C3- 17%
N3- 4%
N- 8%
O2b- 35%
O3- 30%
Japanese
C3- 5% (C3a)
N3- none
N- <1%
O2b- 35%
O3- 15%
Northern Han
C3- 10% (C3d)
N3- none
N- 7%
O2b- none
O3- 55%
Manchu
C3- 17%
N3- none
N- 2%
O2b- 34%
O3- 43%
Darkblade
Aug 1 2008, 09:27 AM
QUOTE(huntermoguh @ Aug 1 2008, 09:35 AM)

http://www.imbice.org.ar/es/lab_06_b/06.pdfhere you go.
Koreans
C3- 17%
N3- 4%
N- 8%
O2b- 35%
O3- 30%
Japanese
C3- 5% (C3a)
N3- none
N- <1%
O2b- 35%
O3- 15%
Northern Han
C3- 10% (C3d)
N3- none
N- 7%
O2b- none
O3- 55%
Manchu
C3- 17%
N3- none
N- 2%
O2b- 34%
O3- 43%
wow nice source, thanks for that !
dude543
Aug 1 2008, 04:26 PM
are you all freaking like geneticists or scientists or something? why does it seem like everyone on this site knows all about these obscure genes and chromosomes and stuff. i guess theyre all obsessed with proving they're related or not related to certain people
MrShao
Aug 1 2008, 08:22 PM
i think suren911 tries to say korean believe they came out of mongol, whereas korean never directly id themselves with mongolian people. If i am not mistaken, (please correct me if i am wrong), korean official history textbooks endorse this version of genelogy.
of course, this type of interpretation left the origin/whereabouts of mongolian people during that time completely unaddressed.
hmmmlol
Aug 1 2008, 09:19 PM
Shao, you do know that what you said makes no sense, correct?
Darkblade
Aug 1 2008, 11:49 PM
QUOTE(dude543 @ Aug 1 2008, 05:26 PM)

are you all freaking like geneticists or scientists or something? why does it seem like everyone on this site knows all about these obscure genes and chromosomes and stuff. i guess theyre all obsessed with proving they're related or not related to certain people
This is not called obsession, just another useful information/knowledge ~ I know average people living in 'westernized culture' wont appreciate useful knowledge ~ and you still wonder why 'asians' from asia are a step ahead ?
hmmmlol
Aug 2 2008, 12:46 AM
And I suppose your chinese "knowledge" is always correct. lol
Darkblade
Aug 2 2008, 01:17 AM
QUOTE(hmmmlol @ Aug 2 2008, 01:46 AM)

And I suppose your chinese "knowledge" is always correct. lol
better than not trying
hmmmlol
Aug 2 2008, 01:25 AM
I'd rather not try than rely on that.
Darkblade
Aug 2 2008, 01:27 AM
QUOTE(hmmmlol @ Aug 2 2008, 02:25 AM)

I'd rather not try than rely on that.

Thats because you dont have the resources: knowledge and education.
hmmmlol
Aug 2 2008, 01:38 AM
Coming from someone who beleives everything the PRC says, ironic. lol
lluk
Aug 2 2008, 02:28 AM
If Koreans were originally Mongol, how come only 17% have the C3 marker? The Chinese marker (O3) must have multiplied in Korean population during the Chinese invasions of Han Dynasty, Tang Dynasty and Ming Dynasty? Maybe the C3 decreased while O3 increased at its expense? I have also read that Koreans have more Siberian mtDNA (maternal genes) compared to Han Chinese and Southeast Asians.
Darkblade
Aug 2 2008, 03:29 AM
QUOTE(hmmmlol @ Aug 2 2008, 02:38 AM)

Coming from someone who beleives everything the PRC says, ironic. lol
The data - 'knowledge' is japanese and the 'education' is american you mongol scum, nomadic barbarians will never be scholars ~
dude543
Aug 2 2008, 11:45 AM
well sorry but i think i need to take a course in this stuff to understand it. it's not like it's your every day kind of small talk or conversation topic
Darkblade
Aug 2 2008, 12:58 PM
biology 101 in every community college usualy teach about 'Y-chromosome' already, you dont need advanced class to understand that.
hmmmlol
Aug 2 2008, 10:32 PM
Coming from a guy that previously said for us not to hate hujaas, yet insults us, we can see through your deceptions. lol
Hell, this is like me and like subo says, "my mulan" lol

And I remember you as the one "Wishing me a new life" with the gf, yet say these things, so why should we beleive anything you say?
Viceversa
Aug 5 2008, 07:23 AM
QUOTE(lluk @ Aug 2 2008, 03:28 PM)

If Koreans were originally Mongol, how come only 17% have the C3 marker? The Chinese marker (O3) must have multiplied in Korean population during the Chinese invasions of Han Dynasty, Tang Dynasty and Ming Dynasty? Maybe the C3 decreased while O3 increased at its expense? I have also read that Koreans have more Siberian mtDNA (maternal genes) compared to Han Chinese and Southeast Asians.
It's more like Chinese got their 03 from Donyi race, Koreans are from Dongyi and got mixed with Tungusic ppl from Siberia. Their founding mythology matches their geneology.
lluk
Aug 6 2008, 11:10 PM
^Dongyi is more likely O2b. Korean, Japanese, Vietnamese, Cambodian, Thai, Indonesians all have this marker.
O3 spread to Koreans, Japanese and Vietnamese with expansion of Han Dynasty Chinese empire.
Viceversa
Aug 7 2008, 02:45 AM
QUOTE(lluk @ Aug 7 2008, 12:10 PM)

^Dongyi is more likely O2b. Korean, Japanese, Vietnamese, Cambodian, Thai, Indonesians all have this marker.
O3 spread to Koreans, Japanese and Vietnamese with expansion of Han Dynasty Chinese empire.
OK, you are correct. I misunderstood.
02b is for Koreans.
But I think O3 marker would have came through Korea before Han Dynasty.
May be carried by Hmong migration to Korea?
Huanglong
Aug 7 2008, 09:33 AM
QUOTE(lluk @ Aug 6 2008, 09:10 PM)

^Dongyi is more likely O2b. Korean, Japanese, Vietnamese, Cambodian, Thai, Indonesians all have this marker.
O3 spread to Koreans, Japanese and Vietnamese with expansion of Han Dynasty Chinese empire.
Cambodians, Thais, and Indonesians have haplogroup O3, too.
lluk
Aug 8 2008, 01:27 AM
^It is well known they have Chinese blood through recent immigration. 1/3 of Thailand's population can claim at least one Chinese ancestor.
hmmmlol
Aug 8 2008, 11:28 AM
Better question, who cares?
EvilAsianDude
Aug 8 2008, 10:31 PM
Topic creator is a weird. Hes the one whos creating all those Korean-Mongolian topics under various banned accounts. And now hes claiming that hes tired of the comparisons.
What a freakin tool.
dudester
Aug 12 2008, 01:02 PM
QUOTE(TooLate2Apologize @ Jul 31 2008, 10:14 AM)

Mongols are Mongols. Koreans are Koreans. Now please go away.
they do look like yous though
Bulldogg
Aug 12 2008, 01:28 PM
QUOTE(TooLate2Apologize @ Jul 30 2008, 10:14 PM)

Mongols are Mongols. Koreans are Koreans. Now please go away.
Mongols like to be friends/puppets to the West/U.S.A. more then with their Asian brothers(Chinese, Korean, Japanese).
tujue
Aug 12 2008, 02:23 PM
^mongols don't see them as brothers and esspecially not teh chinese
dudester
Aug 16 2008, 04:53 AM
QUOTE(tujue @ Aug 13 2008, 03:23 AM)

^mongols don't see them as brothers and esspecially not teh chinese

u do know the crowd did not cheer for mongolia in the opening ceremony right?
*rolls eyes*
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