Origins of my Y-DNA haplogroup (R-Y5587)

[The Butcher]

Just got my Y-111 results from FTDNA (did the Y-37 initially, turned out to be a carrier of R-M269, and then upgraded to Y-111) and apparently my subclade is R-Y5587, pretty rare where I come from.

Any idea what the origins of this subclade could be, and more specifically, who might've brought it to the Balkan peninsula?

[The Butcher]

And here's the ancestral path from FTDNA if that's gonna help:
R-M207>M173>M343>L754>L761>L389>P297>M269>L23>Z2103>M12149>Z2106>Z2109>CTS7822>CTS7556>Y5592>CTS9219>Y18959>FGC43622>Y5587

Country frequency: https://discover.familytreedna.com/y-dna/R-Y5587/frequency

[djipon]

Any idea what the origins of this subclade could be, and more specifically, who might've brought it to the Balkan peninsula?

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[Valenman]

Your haplogroup seems to be more common in the Balkans, especially Bulgaria.
probably Early Indo-European origin (Thracian for example) But I'm not sure

[Botai]

Just got my Y-111 results from FTDNA (did the Y-37 initially, turned out to be a carrier of R-M269, and then upgraded to Y-111) and apparently my subclade is R-Y5587, pretty rare where I come from.

Any idea what the origins of this subclade could be, and more specifically, who might've brought it to the Balkan peninsula?

Arcgheo semples are from Austria, Avar period,
https://discover.familytreedna.com/y-dna/R-Y5587/ancient

Hungary Sarmatian period.
Dormánd Zsidótemető 43.grave (DZS-43)