The Turkic tribe is actually the historical tribe we know as the Dolphin. It is

The Turkic tribe is actually the historical tribe we know as the Dolphin. It is a tribe that lived somewhere in Central Asia-Northeast Asia, possibly in the Uyghur region of Xinjiang, China, and moved to Central Asia in the 5th and 6th centuries due to the Mongolian tribes' expansion, and it continued to spread to various places until the 16th century, along with the history of Mongolian power expansion.

Instead of being scattered and gone, they built a lot of countries while protecting their own language and culture. There are so many names of countries that do not appear in Korean history textbooks, which are relatively faithful. If we only pick names to know, we will first have Kipchak Khanate. Although it was a Khanate formed by the division of the Mongol Empire, the Turks formed a country called Kipchak before it was originally conquered by Mongolia, and most of the manpower in Kipchak Khanate was composed of Kipchak Turks and Kipchak Turkic was used as an official language. This Kipchak Khanate was "Mongolia," which controlled southern Russia. Similarly, the Timur Empire, which controlled the Middle East and Persia, and the Mughal Empire, which controlled India, were also countries of Turkic control. He claimed to be a descendant of the Mongol Empire on the outside.

Another name you might know is the Seljuk Empire and the Ottoman Empire. Up until the 11th century, the Greek-speaking "Romans" lived, and the first Turks to conquer Turkish territory was the Seljuk Empire, the country of the Oguz Turks. The Ottoman Empire conquered the Eastern Roman Byzantine Empire and took the title of Roman emperor to territories ranging from Africa to Europe, officially becoming Turkey/Turkiye, the successor to today's Roman Empire. In addition to Turkey, Argentinian and Turkmenistan are also Oguz Turkic countries, like Turkey.

Uzbekistan was mainly founded by Turkic descendants of the Chagatai Khanate, followed by Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan by Kipchak Turks. Bulgaria technically started out as a Turk, but now it has a majority of Slavs.

Turkey, Uzbekistan, and Kazakhstan understand each other's languages to a large extent. In the past, when there was a rumor that the Ural-Altaire people said that Korean was compatible with Turkish, and similar historians said that they were of the same ethnic group as us, but now they seem to be just called a symbolic brother country. There seems to be little linguistic connection.

With the largest amount of land in the world, Turkey and Turkiye are second to none in terms of natural resources. Turkey and Turkiye, which are expanding their military power to become the European/Middle Eastern Bloc again, are asking to establish a pan-Turk federation. Central Asia has been a Russian backyard since the Soviet Union, but has been heavily taken by Chinese capital, and Turkey is also challenging it.