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No. Which part of this sentence you don't understand?Quote:
Originally Posted by Pribislav
Ban is exclusively Croatian institution.Quote:
Usora (Latin: Vozora, Hungarian: Ózora) was a semi-independent banate (Duchy) in medieval Bosnia and also an administrative division in Croatia in the union with Hungary.
Ban is tittle of Avar origin.Quote:
Originally Posted by Feiichy
Region Banat in Serbia and Romania is Croatian?
Romanian/Moldovan metal currency is called Ban
I don't think there exist ethnic groups with such lack of dignity as Serbs. You are excellent example. But I figured your tactics long ago, you are in agression all the time so we have no time to question to whom actually Serbia belonged trough history. Every chart that ever came out of Croatia is analysied to the core, desperately looking to find any possible mention of Serbs and Serbia. That's why you photographed entire Dubrovnik archive long time ago but couldn't find much except few sporadic mentions of your folk.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pribislav
When you answer our questions about Serbian history, mentions of Serbian name and Serbian people on territory of Serbia (for example in Šumadija), than we will discuss the rest.
Because so far I see total lack of information about Serbian territory and to whom does it really belongs, or who were actually Serbs and where do they come from.
I'd also ask you to provide archeological or any other kind of documented evidence for Serbian character of Bosnia, because so far outside of upper Podrinje nothing of relevance has been found.
Not it isn't. Region Banat comes from Ban title that Hungarians adopted after Croatia joined Hungarian crown.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pribislav
Ban is originally Turkic Avar tittle, deal with it!Quote:
Originally Posted by Feiichy
Do you want discussion of Turkic/Avar origin of proto-Croatians, about Q haplogroup on Hvar and Brač, and about weird non-Slavic names of Croatian ruling family from Pannonia in 7th century (Kluk, Muhlo, Lovel, Kosen, Tuga and Vuga/Buga)?
I thought that Sorbs / White Serbs strong connection is generally considered as more of a legend than anything else?
Turkish historian Osman Karatay about Turkic origin of proto-Croatians http://s155239215.onlinehome.us/turk...03CroatsEn.htmQuote:
Originally Posted by Pribislav
In that case both Serbs and Croats have Iranic etymology. Their ruling elite and founders were Iranian Sarmatian tribes.Quote:
Originally Posted by Roy
The word Haravat sounds unmistakably Iranic, and Serboi is a tribe. Coincidence? Maybe, but I don't see any other good theories out there.
Distance is not close but it's there on Mytrueancestry.comQuote:
Originally Posted by War Chief
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