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Macedonia which in the antique became part of Dardanian territory:







https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tetovo

You certainly did not live here first. It's completely nonsense.

You need to explain the historical presence of Albanians in Toplica and Macedonia in which linguists also claim these town names there developed from Albanian:

Naissus -> Nish, Scupi->Shkup,...

So how do you explain when the Serbs expanded into Kosovo, Macedonia, Serbia etc in the 12th-13th century they mention Albanians there ? Even in Macedonia for example:



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And here is the source for this one of course https://docplayer.net/57183612-Vilajet-pastric-pashtrik-1452-53-godine.html , this one is from a Serb and actually written in Serbian. It's the Vilajet...

Of course it's not just Austrians who mention this town as Albanian but even the Albanian Catholic sources from the 1600's , Turkish traveller Evliya Celebi mentions the western & central parts of...

SOURCE: van Wijk, 'Taalkunde gegevens'; p. 71
SOURCE: ORIGINS, SERBS, ALBANIANS, AND VLACHS

SOURCE: ORIGINS, SERBS, ALBANIANS and VLACHS.

https://macedonia.kroraina.com/en/nm/kosovo.html#18.

If you look into some of the sources I post you'll find plenty of other things. These are sources from the actual events. And not like the Serbian version that is basically invented later. Baric, Van...

SOURCE: On the Autochthony of Albanians in Kosova and the Postulated Massive Serb Migration at the End of the XVIIth Century
Selami Pulaha Institute of History
The Albanian Academy of Sciences

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Here some more:





SOURCE: On the Autochthony of Albanians in Kosova and the Postulated Massive Serb Migration at the End of the XVIIth Century
Selami Pulaha Institute of History
The...

Here some more:








SOURCE: ORIGINS SERBS, ALBANIANS AND VLACHS. https://macedonia.kroraina.com/en/nm/kosovo.html#18.

Here some more:

Source: Rebels, Believers, Survivors: Studies in the History of Albanians. , starting from page 128

You can also find the entire text here http://www.albanianhistory.net/1689_Kosovo-Turkish-War/ , an Albanian website that uploads papers about Albanians, nothing has been edited, it's translated by...

I have posted my sources here plenty of times, and from various books. I don't always post them over and over again. And people here have posted the same posts and even posted the sources. The source...

Opoja:


''Ottoman cadastral records indicate that the Opoja region was inhabited by a dominant Albanian majority of mixed Muslim, Orthodox and Catholic faith during the 15th-16th centuries due to...

Same thing for the Gjakova-Decan area in 1400-1500:

''During the Ottoman occupation of the Balkans, Junik and the Municipality of Junik were part of the Nahiya of Altun-ili during the 15th...

The Prizren-Has region in Kosovo was inhabited by an Albanian population even in the 1200-1400. These are some of the villages from
the Ottoman registers of 1452 , I have bolded the typical Albanian...

This is from Lazaro Soranzo in the 1500's:




Taken from Rebels, Believers, Survivors - Study in the history of the Albanians


Registers from the 1500's also cover Kosova the most and...

Prizren-Has area in Kosovo is literally filled with medieval Albanian toponyms buddy from the 13th-15th century that show even back then that territory was inhabited by Albanians or people who bore...

It's not just the fact that this town was Albanian in the 17th century, but almost like most major towns in Kosova, Macedonia and many of these areas were in the 17th century. You forgot that part....

Not even 12th century actually , but 13th century is when they expanded and that's when they refer to Albanians in Kosova, Macedonia and Toplica area. One of the earliest references to Albanians...

Prizren was an Albanian town in the 1500's too according to Ottoman registers. We don't have registers of the actual town prior to that but we do have registers of surrounding villages from 1300s -...

These people are nuts. Claim they even lived there since 600 AD and made the majority based on no evidence :lol:

''The name Dardan- (ethnonym: Δάρδανοι/Dardani; toponym: Δαρδανική/Dardania) may derive from the same root as dardhë, the Albanian word for 'pear',[11][17] as well as Alb. dardhán, dardán,...