Arpad dynasty DNA (kings of Hungary & Croatia)

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Originally Posted by Bosniensis

Ostavi me se ženska glavo.... maltretiraš me...nisam ti ništa rekao.. begaj

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Primitive shepherd boy! Stop your third worlder gypsy speech.

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Originally Posted by Turul Karom

There is no reason for him to be so forlorn. We are simply re-affirming our known truth about our ancestors. Even if Stears is not R1, he still has Turkic ancestry that appears in his various DNA results and in our founding Magyar culture.

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No, I have not mongoloid, which is crucial to have Turkic ancestry.

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Originally Posted by Stears

Primitive shepherd boy! Stop your third worlder gypsy speech.

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;)

What do you want Stears...

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Originally Posted by Stearsolina

If Arpad is truly Z93 branch of R1a, it should really mean he had Turkic roots. But if the was Z280 branch, it would mean something very different, as that is completely European subclade and most common among ordinary Hungarians today.

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Both can be arguably Turkic; it is the degree of Turkicness that is the debate. Not to mention, many Turkic peoples today have various different haplogroups including and outside of R1.

Regardless R1 is Eurasian in origin, and highlights the Asian origins ol that show prominently in our culture and history.

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Originally Posted by Stears

No, I have not mongoloid, which is crucial to have Turkic ancestry.

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Not necessarily at all. Many Turkic peoples can have very little "Mongoloid" DNA. Besides, you do have East Asian results and a notable Turkic calculator score. Don't fall for the idea that you must be purely "East Asian" to be Turkic; the early Magyars certainly were not this stereotype (they were blend of Ugric and Turkic peoples).

Don't be sad about this R1 result. It shows that we live in times of scentific study and great progress in sorting truth from fiction. As I have always said, as long as Magyars are free in our own country, we will always align with our family in the east.

This doesn't make you any less European or out of place in Europe. Our unique Turkic flavour is not Oghuz, Uyghur, or Pecheneg. We are Magyars, and we embrace our past with pride.

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Originally Posted by Stearsolina

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When will you realize man in your avatar is R1a ? The bitter irony...

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How?

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Originally Posted by Dunai

The pure "Hungarianness" of the Árpád House ended with Béla I reign (who had a foreign wife) in mid 12th century, whose lineage gave the future kings of mixed ancestry of Hungary.

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Originally Posted by Rethel von Rethelsky

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Wifes are not important as far as succession is concerned.

R1a son has legal claims to throne even if his father married Han woman.

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Originally Posted by Turul Karom

R1 Turkic pride!

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Only in brain-dead countries.

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Originally Posted by Foreigner

Arpad kings probably intermarried with other European royalty by then already. Maybe someone knows something about this.

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And what it has to do with the topic?