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The IJK-root model proposes that the Y-DNA haplogroup IJK, labeled as 1
(Noah), serves as the root of human paternal lineages, with no single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) and baseline alleles (e.g., M523-T, M168-T,
M89-C) inherited by all descendants. It uses numerical nomenclature: 1A
(Shem), 1B (Japheth), 1C (Ham), with grandsons as sub-labels (e.g., 1A1 Arphaxad,
1A1a J Abrahamic, 1A1b I parent for Dan/Asher, 1A1b1 Dan, 1A1b2 Asher,
1A2 Elamo-Dravidians and Gypsies, 1A3 Asshur, 1A4 Aram, 1A5 Lud; 1B1
Tubal, 1B2 Tiras, 1B3 Javan, 1B4 Magog, 1B5 Meshech, 1B6 Madai, 1B7 Gomer;
1C1 Mizraim, 1C2 Canaan, 1C2h Sino-Tibetans, 1C3 Cush, 1C4 Phut, 1C3a Nimrod/Sargon of Akkad). The model aligns with the Table of Nations (Genesis 10), with Hamitic changes via 1C (Ham, E-like, M35-T, M89-T). 1A4 Aram
(F1-3) carries SNPs P91, P104 (F1), M427, M428 (F2), M481 (F3), while 1A5
Lud (F*) carries Y27277, Y27280, Y27283, Y27286, plus 17 others ( 21 SNPs),
both retaining M89-C from Noah (1). Allele sharing (e.g., M168-T by 1A1, 1B1,
1C3a) and distinct SNP accumulations align with historical migrations ( 2,300
BCE), Central Asian diversity (Turkmenistan, R1a/J/Q), and simultaneous civilizations (Akkad, Egypt). It highlights 1A2 as Elamo-Dravidians and Gypsies
(H1a-M82) and 1C3a as Nimrod/Sargon of Akkad (M168-T retention).
1 Introduction
The IJK-root model establishes haplogroup IJK as Noah’s original genome, labeled as 1 ( 2,500 BCE, post-Flood MRCA), with no SNPs and baseline alleles (e.g.,
M523-T, P123-T, M168-T, M89-C, M294-T) inherited unchanged by Noah’s sons—
1A (Shem), 1B (Japheth), 1C (Ham)—unless altered by downstream SNPs. Hamitic
lineages diverge via 1C (Ham, E-like, introducing M35-T, M89-T), distinct from
Semitic (1A1 Arphaxad [1A1a J Abrahamic, 1A1b I parent for Dan/Asher, 1A1b1
Dan, 1A1b2 Asher], 1A2 Elamo-Dravidians and Gypsies, 1A3 Asshur, 1A4 Aram,
1A5 Lud) and Japhetic (1B1 Tubal, 1B2 Tiras, 1B3 Javan, 1B4 Magog, 1B5 Meshech,
1B6 Madai, 1B7 Gomer) lineages. Grandsons include 1C1 Mizraim, 1C2 Canaan
(with 1C2h Sino-Tibetans), 1C3 Cush, 1C4 Phut, and 1C3a Nimrod/Sargon of Akkad.
1A4 Aram (F1-3) carries SNPs P91, P104 (F1), M427, M428 (F2), M481 (F3), and 1A5
1
Lud (F*) carries Y27277, Y27280, Y27283, Y27286, and 17 others, both retaining
M89-C, aligning with their rarity in South/Southeast Asia. This structure follows
the Table of Nations (Genesis 10)—Shem eldest, Japheth middle, Ham youngest—
matching historical migrations ( 2,300 BCE, e.g., Akkadian empire under 1C3a
Nimrod/Sargon, Egyptian dynasties under 1C1 Mizraim) and Central Asian diversity (Turkmenistan, R1a/J/Q), with 1A2 linked to Elamo-Dravidians and Gypsies
(H1a-M82), 1C3a’s non-African context (M168-T retention), and 1A1a/1A1b1/1A1b2
as Abrahamic/Dan/Asher (J, I1, I2).
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The IJK-root model proposes that the Y-DNA haplogroup IJK, labeled as 1
(Noah), serves as the root of human paternal lineages, with no single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) and baseline alleles (e.g., M523-T, M168-T,
M89-C) inherited by all descendants. It uses numerical nomenclature: 1A
(Shem), 1B (Japheth), 1C (Ham), with grandsons as sub-labels (e.g., 1A1 Arphaxad,
1A1a J Abrahamic, 1A1b I parent for Dan/Asher, 1A1b1 Dan, 1A1b2 Asher,
1A2 Elamo-Dravidians and Gypsies, 1A3 Asshur, 1A4 Aram, 1A5 Lud; 1B1
Tubal, 1B2 Tiras, 1B3 Javan, 1B4 Magog, 1B5 Meshech, 1B6 Madai, 1B7 Gomer;
1C1 Mizraim, 1C2 Canaan, 1C2h Sino-Tibetans, 1C3 Cush, 1C4 Phut, 1C3a Nimrod/Sargon of Akkad). The model aligns with the Table of Nations (Genesis 10), with Hamitic changes via 1C (Ham, E-like, M35-T, M89-T). 1A4 Aram
(F1-3) carries SNPs P91, P104 (F1), M427, M428 (F2), M481 (F3), while 1A5
Lud (F*) carries Y27277, Y27280, Y27283, Y27286, plus 17 others ( 21 SNPs),
both retaining M89-C from Noah (1). Allele sharing (e.g., M168-T by 1A1, 1B1,
1C3a) and distinct SNP accumulations align with historical migrations ( 2,300
BCE), Central Asian diversity (Turkmenistan, R1a/J/Q), and simultaneous civilizations (Akkad, Egypt). It highlights 1A2 as Elamo-Dravidians and Gypsies
(H1a-M82) and 1C3a as Nimrod/Sargon of Akkad (M168-T retention).
1 Introduction
The IJK-root model establishes haplogroup IJK as Noah’s original genome, labeled as 1 ( 2,500 BCE, post-Flood MRCA), with no SNPs and baseline alleles (e.g.,
M523-T, P123-T, M168-T, M89-C, M294-T) inherited unchanged by Noah’s sons—
1A (Shem), 1B (Japheth), 1C (Ham)—unless altered by downstream SNPs. Hamitic
lineages diverge via 1C (Ham, E-like, introducing M35-T, M89-T), distinct from
Semitic (1A1 Arphaxad [1A1a J Abrahamic, 1A1b I parent for Dan/Asher, 1A1b1
Dan, 1A1b2 Asher], 1A2 Elamo-Dravidians and Gypsies, 1A3 Asshur, 1A4 Aram,
1A5 Lud) and Japhetic (1B1 Tubal, 1B2 Tiras, 1B3 Javan, 1B4 Magog, 1B5 Meshech,
1B6 Madai, 1B7 Gomer) lineages. Grandsons include 1C1 Mizraim, 1C2 Canaan
(with 1C2h Sino-Tibetans), 1C3 Cush, 1C4 Phut, and 1C3a Nimrod/Sargon of Akkad.
1A4 Aram (F1-3) carries SNPs P91, P104 (F1), M427, M428 (F2), M481 (F3), and 1A5
1
Lud (F*) carries Y27277, Y27280, Y27283, Y27286, and 17 others, both retaining
M89-C, aligning with their rarity in South/Southeast Asia. This structure follows
the Table of Nations (Genesis 10)—Shem eldest, Japheth middle, Ham youngest—
matching historical migrations ( 2,300 BCE, e.g., Akkadian empire under 1C3a
Nimrod/Sargon, Egyptian dynasties under 1C1 Mizraim) and Central Asian diversity (Turkmenistan, R1a/J/Q), with 1A2 linked to Elamo-Dravidians and Gypsies
(H1a-M82), 1C3a’s non-African context (M168-T retention), and 1A1a/1A1b1/1A1b2
as Abrahamic/Dan/Asher (J, I1, I2).
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