Csonka Genealogy and Csonka Family History Information

Some Csonka families may be related to Chonk tribe among Tehuleches in Patagonia .

This ethnonym of theirs may be derived from Tiawanak that suggests their ancestros might have built the city now in ruins around Tiahuanaco at Lake Ttitcaca . Tewelches in general are likely to have descended from She'al-Let-Tewa'el-Le from the ruling family of Hiero-Solyma on Mount Roraima ,until about the Babele occupation from 657 BC or so ,son namely of Awak-Ken-Na-Wa-Ha A'as-Ara ,who is one of the early forefathers of the people of Arauco too .

His grandsons might have - as legal heirs of the reign of the continent - organized the building of the mentioned city after having had arrived back from the exile around 584 BC ,corresponding to about 803 of the later Spansih aera beginning in 1387 BC used widely nowadays .

Hawaniken tribe may also be his offspring ,whereas Aonikhen and Harwaneki could be that of his

later grandchildren called Awa-Yakhen-Nan-Na and A-Neg-Ra-Rawa-Ha respectively .

As to Patagones ,who might be of part of Aigyptian origin,Chon peoples could be descended from

the ancient Thoón from Aigypt,just like Akenkhér could be the ancestor of some people called  Ahonikenk - for A-Hayawar-i-Kenk . The even much earlier Kenken from the dynasty of Mén ,alias Mane ,the first after the deluve , may have issued Mane-Kenken people .

The later Mane-Tho could be the forefather of Chumane people .

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