Today's Tajiks are the off-springs of the Ancient Bactrians.
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They conserve energy by storing fat in their humps.
Both Bactrians and Dromedary males are difficult to deal with during the mating season, but Dromedaries are purportedly more prone to spit and kick than Bactrians are. Other than that, I'm told they are generally "indifferent" in attitude and have a personality similar to cattle.
Yes. The dromedary can be found in Africa as well as the middle east, and bactrians are native to the Gobi desert region in Asia.
There are two main types of camels- Dromedary camels, and Bactrian. Dromedaries are the more common one-humped type, typically found in North Africa and the Middle East, whereas Bactrians are two-humped and found in Northern Asia, particularly Mongolia. Bactrians are also an endangered species. Camas occur with the successful mating of a Dromedary camel and a llama, but are not considered a true camel species.
It ranged across Egyptians, Phoenicians, Thracians, Carians, Greeks, Armenians, Babylonians, Assyrians, Medes, Persians, Parthians, Bactrians, Indians, and many other tribes and peoples.
Mardonius there chose out first all the Persians called Immortals, save only Hydarnes their general, who said that he would not quit the king's person; and next, the Persian cuirassiers, and the thousand horse, and the Medes and Sacae and Bactrians and Indians, alike their footmen and the rest of the horsemen.
Adult camels typically weigh between 880 to 1,500 pounds (400 to 680 kilograms), depending on the species. The two main species, the Dromedary (one-humped) camel and the Bactrian (two-humped) camel, can vary in size, with Bactrians generally being heavier. Additionally, male camels tend to weigh more than females.
Pashtuns are ethnically and iinquistically a people of eastern iranian ancestry (possible partial modern day descendants of Bactrians/Scythians) speaking a language called pashto(or pakhto). There is evidence of a limited greek contribution to the gene pool. Pashto language is related to the extinct Bactrian language and has many loan words from ancient greek dating from the greek occupation of Bactria (northern afghanistan) in ancient times.
Both Dromedary and Bactrian are species of camel. Dromedaries have one hump and are found in Northern Africa and one area of Australia. Bactrians are two humped camels native to central Asia. Unlike Dromedaries, Bactrian camels are critically endangered. Both species of camel have been domesticated although domesticated Dromedaries are much more common except in Asia where Bactrian camels have been a domesticated pack animal for thousands of years.
The Mauryan Empire, which reached its zenith under Emperor Ashoka, began to decline after his death in 232 BCE due to a combination of internal strife, economic challenges, and succession issues. The lack of strong leadership and the vastness of the empire made it difficult to maintain control. By the 2nd century BCE, the empire fragmented, leading to the rise of regional powers and eventually succumbing to invasions and external pressures, notably from the Bactrians and later the Indo-Greeks. The last Mauryan ruler, Brihadratha, was overthrown in 185 BCE, marking the official end of the empire.
1. Ionians, Asian Magnesians, Aeolians, Carians, Lycians, Milyans, Pamphylians2. Mysians, Lydians, Lasonians, Cabalians, Hytennians3. Hellespontine Phrygians, Phrygians, Asian Thracians, Paphlagonians, Mariandynians, Syrians4. Cilicians5. the area from the town of Posidium as far as Egypt, omitting Arabian territory (which did not pay taxes). All Phoenicia, Palestine Syria, and Cyprus, were herein contained. In the biblical Book of Ezra, this district is called Abar Nahara ("beyond the Euphrates river")6. Egyptians and the Libyans in the border towns of Cyrene and Barca7. Sattagydians, Gandharans, Dadicae, Aparytae8. Susa and the surrounding area, Cissia9. Mesopotamia (Babyloniaand Assyria)10. Mesopotamia (Babyloniaand Assyria)11. Caspians, Pausicae, Pantimathi, and Daritae12. Bactrians and all neighboring peoples as far as the Aegli13. Pactyica, Armenians, and all the peoples as far as the Black Sea14. Sagartians, Sarangians, Thamanaeans, Utians, Myci, and the inhabitants of thePersian Gulf islands (where prisoners or displaced people were sent)15. the Sacae and the Caspians16. Parthians, Chorasmians, Sogdians, and Arians17. Paricanians and Asiatic Ethiopians18. Matienians, Saspires, Alarodians19. the Mushki, Tibareni, Macrones, Mossynoeci, Marres20. Indians