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*People met on my backpacking130 – Is Turkiye is a brother's country?

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First of all, I would like to convey my condolences to the bereaved family who lost their family members in the devastating earthquake in Turkiye. I pray earnestly for the precious life that is still waiting anxiously for the hand of salvation.

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According to today's news, President Yoon Suk Yeol visited the Turkiye Embassy in Seoul to commemorate the victims of the Turkiye earthquake on the afternoon of the 9th and said, "We will do our best to help the people of Turkiye overcome frustration and sadness." "Turkiye is our brother country and blood alliance."

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Whenever Korean presidents as well as Koreans share Turkey's blood as if they had made a promise, the episodes I experienced come back to me.


It happened in Irkutsk during my trip to Russia. Looking inside the restaurant while passing by a restaurant and there were many stars of David, the Israeli flag, hanging from the ceiling. Very impressive to me. Of course I've seen their flag love on a trip to Israel. Anyway, I entered the restaurant to eat. There was a soccer game on TV in the restaurant. When sat down, one of the people watching TV talked to me.


A: Excuse me. Are you Japanese?

B: No, I'm Korean.

A: I see. Nice to meet you. I had something to ask Koreans. Ok?

B: Sure. Go ahead. I like to talk. I enjoy it.


A: I watched the 2002 World Cup held in Korea on TV. The most impressive game for me was the match between Korea and Turkey. At that time, I saw almost half of Koreans waving Turkish flags and cheering Turkish team enthusiastically. It was a very strange scene for me. I couldn't believe so many people were waving not Korean flags but the Turkish flag and cheering for the Turkish team. And on the broadcast, they explained that it was a unique scene.

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The broadcaster said Koreans consider Turkey a brotherly country. Because Turks were blood allies who participated in the Korean War. Listening to him I was rather more curious about it. If for that reason, I thought all the countries that participated in the Korean War should have been called brothers' countries. Why not? What was even more incomprehensible was that the USA has suffered the most in the Korean War. But strangely, however, Koreans don¡¯t call America a brotherly country. Isn¡¯t it strange?


B: Actually, I don't know why, even though I'm Korean. I also don't know why Koreans think Turkey is the only blood alliance and brotherly country and why Koreans don't call the U.S. and 15 other warring countries blood alliance or brotherhood countries. Is it based on the number of troops and equipment put into the Korean War? Based on the countries that lost the most blood in the war? Or because they fought a successful battle? I still don't know what the exact reason about it.

(Note: Korean War casualties; *54,246 U.S. troops, *1,263 British troops, *721 Turk soldiers,¡¦etc.)


A: I see. Well then do you think there's any historical reason for that? If you have any idea of such a historical background, I'd like to hear you.

B: Well, I also tried to check out this issue from a historical or cultural view, but I couldn't get any answer either.

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For example, the relationship between the Gokturk and Goguryeo, which emerged in the 6th century, the ancestors of today's Turks. They are racially the same as us and are linguistically similar to the Ural Altai languages. Or some Turks also have Mongolian spots. Like this, I tried finding out any reasonable basis in vain.


I think it¡¯s because this category connects Mongolians, Manchurians, Japanese, Finnish Mazarians (Hungarians), and the Incas in S. America. That means I need more data. Anyway, thanks a lot for the good point.

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Well, it¡¯s fun for me to meet such a guy in Irkutsk, Russia, who was curious about why Koreans call Turkiye the country of blood alliance and brotherhood.

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(Note2:In fact, I joined in a daily tour there during my trip to Bolivia (1997) and toured medieval sites. Becuse a local guide introduced the history of his own country and heard that the Mongolian people's Mongolian spot was in the Bolivians.)

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I didn't know why Koreans call Turkiye a country of brothers and blood allies. It was also surprising that I received such a question from a Jew I met in Irkutsk, Russia. But I think this is one of the pleasures of my world tour.

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President Yoon Suk Yeol also said, when referring to Turkiye, like former presidents, it's a country of brothers or blood-sharing. Maybe by now somewhere in the world, as I was asked by a Jew in Irkutsk, a Korean is receiving the same question from a foreigner. "Why do Koreans call Turkiye blood-sharing blood alliance?"

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I wonder what kind of answer you'll give him when asked this question.

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