Continuity and ethnic kinship between the Kazakh and Hungarian peoples

Abstract

The article deals with the General picture of the historical process of formation of the Kazakh and Hungarian nation, which indicates its extreme complexity, the specifics of the essence and direction of ethnic development in the proto-Kazakh and proto-Hungarian territories. The historical realities of the past clearly reveal the interconnectedness of such a process and the common historical destinies of the two peoples. This is evidenced by the unity of a number of ethnic components that are part of the Kazakhs and Hungarians. Therefore, the study of continuity and kinship between the two peoples is an urgent topic. The relevance of this article is also justified by the development of Kazakh-Hungarian relations at the present stage. Spiritual and historical closeness of the two countries served to the fact that Hungary was one of the first in the world to recognize the independence of Kazakhstan. The authors prove the ethnic, cultural and spiritual parallels in the history of the Kazakhs and Hungarians and come to the conclusion that the kazakhs and wengers are kindred peoples, and I believe that the Turkic tribes occupied a certain place in the ethnogenesis of Hungarians as and protokazakh.