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What are you doing? Please stop do not undo the correct edition. Bakhtiaris are Turkic in origin but have converted over time real bakhtiarys admit to this. — Preceding unsigned comment added by Turkempire (talk • contribs) 05:34, 29 December 2021 (UTC)[reply]

You are delusional. The Bakhtiaris are most certainly not Turkic in origin. If they were, they would have not been mentioned only once in the link you provided about the Qashqai from Iranica.

I have many real sources if you want to see them but they are not on computer yet. I will scan them for you. Bakhtiaris are 100% Turkic some of them are admixed with Persians and Lurs. Most Persians are Turkic actually. — Preceding unsigned comment added by Turkempire (talk • contribs) 05:49, 29 December 2021 (UTC)[reply]

"Most Persians are Turkic actually" this alone is proof that you are cognitively disabled. The Fouladvands are a Lur tribe, cry harder.

Fouladvands were originally called Fouladloo who are originally Turks of the Qashqai clan under the branch of Bakhtiar but some became Persianized. My family's name is Fouladloo and we call ourselves Bakhtiari. Search Fouladloo history. — Preceding unsigned comment added by Turkempire (talk • contribs) 06:09, 29 December 2021 (UTC)[reply]

First the Laks say that we Fouladvands are actually Lak. Now you, an idiot, say that we Fouladvands are Qashqai. When will people learn... If you want actual information about the Fouladvand tribe, try this: http://yaftenews.ir/introduction/book-introduction/7786-fooladvand.html We're not of Turkic origin.

Hey, rejimi, I can see you. Can you provide an actual source proving that specifically the Fouladvands are of Qashqai origin? If not, shut up.

There are 20,000+ Qashqai Turks in Lorestan state in the city of Azna and very many have names of Fouladloo. Fouladloos are older than the Fouladvands who derive from the Fouladloos. You are Turkic be proud of this. We are related we should not fight.

You literally invented a tribe. There are no results in English for Fouladloo Qashqai. You are lying.

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