Western European half men are descendants of Egyptian Pharaoh

Up to 70% of British men and about 50% of Western European men share DNA with the ancient Egyptian Pharaoh Tutankhamun. In other words, they are the descendants of this Pharaoh.

The British mass media on August 1 posted the conclusion of Swiss geneticists that "their ancestors lived in the Caucasus region about 9,500 years ago."

The Pharaoh Tutankhamun statue

Swiss scientists from the Zurich Center for Genetic Research (Switzerland) took DNA samples from the Pharaoh's fossil bone that ruled Egypt more than 3,000 years ago to compare with the DNA of contemporary Europeans. .

The results show that Pharaoh Tutankhamun belongs to a group of genes known as " R1b1a2" that according to scientists, more than 50% of Western European men belong to this gene group.

Research by Swiss scientists shows that nearly 70% of Spanish men and 60% of French men belong to the same gene group with Pharaoh Tutankhamun. This Pharaoh's blood is also flowing in the veins of 50% of Swiss men.

According to Swiss scientists, the earliest introduction of the "R1b1a2" gene group from the Caucasus region to Europe began with the popularity of agricultural cultivation around 9,000 BC. However, researchers have not yet explained how their genealogy of the aforementioned Pharaoh reached Egypt from the Caucasus region.