For the origin of Hungarians, historians have no way to research, only to find some origin from language. It is said that in 1235, Thursday. Bella ordered many priests to preach in the East. They crossed the Volga River and found that some people in the wasteland there spoke Hungarian. /kloc-In the 9th century, Hungarian linguists investigated the languages used by tribes in this area. It is generally believed that the initial settlements of Hungarians are the ob river Valley east of the Urals Mountains and the area north of the Caspian Sea. Their ancestors belonged to a branch of the Finnish-Ugric language family in the Urals, and moved to the Hetao area where the Volga River and the Kama River meet on the west side of the Urals around A.D. Later, scientific data proved that ancient Hungarians once lived in this area with other ethnic groups of the Finnish-Ugric language family. Due to the geographical characteristics of this area, ancient Hungarians lived by fishing and hunting, and were in a matriarchal clan society. From about the middle of the 5th century, most ancient Hungarian tribes began to migrate from the grassland in southern Russia north of the Black Sea to the southwest, and first reached the plain in the lower reaches of the Don River. At that time, Hungarians were composed of seven tribes, namely: Neck, Mezard (that is, Madzar), ancient Chomat, Tarcan, Yeno, Kyle and Cassie. Among them, the Mezal tribe was the most powerful, so the ancient Hungarians were also called Mezals. Legend has it that tribal leaders once elected arpad, the leader of the Madzar tribe, as the chief leader according to the custom of shedding blood in the East.
According to archaeological research results, in 896 AD, under the leadership of Albard, about 500,000 magyars entered the Carpathian Basin in an organized way, with almost no sacrifice. Magyars migrated for a long time, reaching about four centuries. During such a long migration, magyars always lived in the area under the jurisdiction of Turks, which is why Hungarians were often called Turks in some historical records of the 9th ~/kloc-0th century.
Carpathian basin is an alluvial plain. In the process of ethnic migration, all ethnic groups have well maintained the main features of their own nationalities and languages, which shows that magyars is not an original resident of this area. They, like the nomadic people who entered Europe from the East, have great cohesion on magyars because of blood relationship rather than geographical location. These seven Hungarian tribes include about 100 clans, and their ancestors should all be the same. A notable feature of Hungarians is that most other ethnic groups speak Germanic or Slavic, belonging to Indo-European language family, while Hungarian belongs to Finnish-Ugric language family, influenced by both Turkish and Persian. Of course, magyars's appearance, folk customs and tunes are different. In addition, unlike other ethnic groups who settled here, magyars has a relatively fixed affiliation for a long time, while other ethnic groups belong to Slavs or Germans. At the same time, Hungarian culture has absorbed many factors from the peoples who settled here, such as the cultures of Turkish, Iranian and Slavic peoples. Due to historical reasons, Hungary is characterized by the integration of eastern and western cultures, which can be fully reflected in their later literature, art and music. Because the Carpathian basin effectively prevented the invasion from the north, east and southeast, it could not prevent other ethnic groups from entering from the west and south along the Danube. Therefore, Hungary is also constrained by the western and southern powers, or should I say the western and eastern powers, which makes the country have to join a certain group for its own interests. In fact, Hungary's language, unique appearance and culture make them fundamentally different from Slavs and Germans who settled here.