Amuca tribeThe    The Amuca tribe in Turkish Amuca Kabilesi  Amucalar is one of the nomadic Oghuz Turks tribes of the Ottoman Empire which moved from Anatolia to the Balkans At the end of th Century  this clan established a settled life in Ottoman Thrace Today they live in Krklareli Province The first founded village of this tribe was Keirlik located in the Mahya Da  Meaning of the word Amuca  Uncle is the old adage word that means the fathers brother Kabilesi  tribe have passed the word was used and the records of the Ottoman Empire as Amuca Tribe Today more often Amica Tribe is said to be  Origin Amuca Tribe belongs to the longitudinal Kay tribe This Clan Amuca kabilesi to be described they are derived from relatives of the Ottoman Dynasty Amucalar descendants of Gndz Gazi and Saru Batu Savc Bey the Older sons of Erturul  If you are asked this tribes You are the descendants of whom This Folk is mentioned We Amucalar descendants of Erturul trough his sons Gndz Gazi and Saru Batu Savc Bey who was the oldest Brothers to Osman I They speak a dialect of old Ottoman Turkish language  Family tree Kara Han  Oghuz Khan  Gn Han  Kay Han  Sarkuk Alp  Gk Alp  Kaya Alp  Suleyman ShahGndz Alp  Dndar Alp  Dndar Bey  Gndodu  Sungur Tekin  Ertorul  Gndz Gazi Founder of the Amuca tribe  AktimurAkba Bey  Gndz Noyan  Kaydu   inkim  Samdup  Talib   Cebe  Temeln Hanm  Yulun Hanm  Yesugan Hanm  Aydodu Alp  Saru Batu Sacvi Bey  Bayhoca  Sleyman Bey  Hatice Hanm  Hamza  Mehmet  Mustafa  Osman  Ilald Hanm  Fatma Hanm  Religion and Culture Mostly Amucalar are follower Bektashi Order from the Tarikat of Sheikh Bedreddin but also few Members are Sunni muslim of Maturidi Mostly male Members of the Amuca tribe are high and loose Circumcised with  years The yal greOil wrestling is very a common Sport in this tribe  Prominent People of the Amuca tribe Gl Baba died  also known as Cafer was an Ottoman Bektashi dervish poet and companion of Sultan Suleiman the Magnificent who took part in a number of campaigns in Europe from the reign of Mehmed II onwards Sultanzade Mehmed Pasha President Hoca Salih Mehmed Efendi of the Provisional Government of Western Thrace Ziya Songlen Ersin Faikzde international volunteer a singer and a writer  Emirzde aban Bey Efendi  born in Harmanli in Bulgaria was the son of Mahmut Bey and Habibe Hanm  He was the nephew of Ziya Songlen and a Member of the Amuca tribe also a descendant of Sultanzade Mehmed Pasha and Saliha Sultana  In the TurkishBulgarian War settled his Mother in  to BabaeskiTurkey  He had an older brother Emirzde Hasan Bey His father died when he was four years old and together with his older brother grew up with their uncle His mother was a maid of Sehzade Abdlhalim and went along with him and his family into exile in France in  He was married with Nemzade Hatice Hanm and a follower of Sunni Islam    His wife Nemzade Hatice Hanm  born in HaskyHaskovo in Bulgaria was the daughter of Mehmed Ali Paa and Fehime Hanm Karako   Mehmed Ali was a descendant of of the KarakoluBlack Mutton Clan   Fehime was the Granddaughter of Abdi Pasha   In the TurkishBulgarian War settled her family in  to BabaeskiTurkey She was married with Emirzde aban Bey and was a follower of Sunni Islam  Princely to the throne of the House of Amuca from the former Adrianople Vilayet trough Sultanzade Mehmed Pasha Emirzde Yksel Sarmak b Turkey  d Turkey Emirzde Ycel Salih Sarmak b Turkey Emirzde Zafer Sarmak b Turkey Emirzde Can Timur Sarmak b Germany Emirzde Kerem Sarmak b Turkey  NOTE The princes of the house of Amuca are no claimants to the throne of the Ottoman dynasty and they make no claims  Haplogroup of Ouzhan Because so many Turkishpeople today claim to be a descendant of Oghuz Khan male members of the Amucalar descendants of Gndz Gazi the older brother of Osman I tested their YDNA Genetic history of the Turkish people shows that the common ancestor Erturul belonged to haplogroup Ra  Typical of Central Asian Caucasus Eastern Europeans and IndoAryan people  See also httptrwikipediaorgwikiAmucaKabilesi  Sources of Oghuz Khan Haplogroup httpwwwysearchorgsearchviewaspuidXWBWWviewuidFTEMFp        CategoryHistory of the Turkic peoples CategoryHistory of the Turkish people CategoryOghuz Turks CategoryTurkic tribes