Arpad dynasty DNA (kings of Hungary & Croatia)

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Originally Posted by Bosniensis

So finally we have came to conclusion that Hungarians are Turks.

What are we gonna do about those barbarians?

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There are no genetic or linguistic proof for that. Since Hungarians have the lowest ratio of eastern Mongoloid markers among former eastern block communist countries. Deal with it.

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Originally Posted by Vlatko Vukovic

Bosnian culture is much closer to Turkish (Anatolian), yes. But Hungarian is much closer to Turkic (Steppe horse riders). User Blogen explained it and the most important thing is that he is not ashamed of his roots.



They are Ugric people, under hard Turkic influence in early medieval period.

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You can read in many encyclopedias that Hungarian culture is closest to Austrian or Bavarian, so according to your weird logic, they are steppe cultures too...

The only real Hungarians in Hungary are Stears and Barbara Palvin. The rest are just gypsy Cumans ;)

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Originally Posted by Vlatko Vukovic

Bosnian culture is much closer to Turkish (Anatolian), yes. But Hungarian is much closer to Turkic (Steppe horse riders). User Blogen explained it and the most important thing is that he is not ashamed of his roots. He has enough knowledge about Hungarian history to proclaim something

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It's just folklore, but everyday culture far from that.

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Originally Posted by Stears

You can read in many encyclopedias that Hungarian culture is closest to Austrian or Bavarian, so according to your weird logic, they are steppe cultures too...

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I said early medieval culture. Magyars invade Europe as Steppe horse riders. That's the fact what everyone knows. Modern Hungary and old Magyars are different things.

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Originally Posted by Stearsolina

It's just folklore, but everyday culture far from that.

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More than that. Turkic linguistical influence is very common in Hungarian language. (Don't say Bosniaks have it, most of "Turkic" loanwords in our language are of Persian origin, such as Saraj-evo itself)

evo je Saraj, but what does "Saraj" means in Persian?

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Originally Posted by Žarko

evo je Saraj, but what does "Saraj" means in Persian?

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Grad, miasto :D

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Originally Posted by CommonSense

The only real Hungarians in Hungary are Stears and Barbara Palvin. The rest are just gypsy Cumans ;)

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Average Serbians don't really look European if we compare them with Hungarians... It is no wonder, your genetics is also less European.

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Originally Posted by Vlatko Vukovic

More than that. Turkic linguistical influence is very common in Hungarian language. (Don't say Bosniaks have it, most of "Turkic" loanwords in our language are of Persian origin, such as Saraj-evo itself)

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I think most of Magyars proud of their eastern roots :)

But for culture I really can't say that. Hungary feels very ''European''