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The plains of Dukagjin include the tribal territory of the Morina tribe at the border with Northern Albania , surrounded by Albanian villages ( Junik-Gjakova area) https://mapcarta.com/N1905639937
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I create these threads to show an Albanian continuity in this territory and the oldest inhabitants of this territory are Albanians and not Serbs. You can even see this from the 15th-16th century ....

None of the Muslim converts in this town are marked as immigrants. They are the same people who just changed names over to Muslim and they were Albanians. And there were villages filled with Albanian...

Modern Krushe https://mapcarta.com/N3023405416, https://mapcarta.com/N3023447032

Islamised and most likely Albanians too:

Osman Hasani
Hysejn Aliu
Ali Prendi
Mehmed Boja
Mustafa Ahmedi...

Modern Sarosh https://mapcarta.com/14010548

Typical Albanian names are Gika, Gac, Kola, Biba, Lika, Koka, Pepa, Gjoni, Gjin, Prendi, Pali , Bac , Baca, Deda, Papa, Bic, Nika etc , in some cases...

1571:

Modern Dujake https://mapcarta.com/N618631800

Gjon Koka
Gjon Andrea
Noja Nina
Doda Lika
Gika Koka
Andre Doda

Village Zym , 1571 https://mapcarta.com/13913408 , also inhabited by Albanians:

Ali Kola
Biba Gjoni
Nina Koka
Gjin Dusha
Bac Prendi
Doda Tita
Bac Doci
Kosta Shtefani

The 'plains of Dukagjin' (Alb: Rrafshi i Dukagjinit), also simply known as 'Dukagjin', corresponds roughly to an area between Peja and Prizren and registers from 1572-1591 show this territory was...

Kasapi, Doganxhi, Peci, Dogani, Nalbani etc, names which appear even in 1485, are surnames still used today in that area.

People in the town became Islamized by 1582 and all the evidence suggests most of the people in this town were Albanians. I have only added the names below and not the neighborhoods for 1582:

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The 15th-16th century registers show Serbs as a minority in many areas of Kosova. All the villages in Prizren were Albanian and we know even people who had Slavic names were Albanian, you see this in...

Should be E-V13 there and J-L283

The Dardani were partly Illyrian and partly Daco-Thracian. That's where most likely the Daco-Thracian in Albanian comes from.

Actually I think Romanian and Aromanian originated where also Albanian came from in the central balkans

I believe Romanian originated in modern Romania/Bulgaria/Serbia while Albanian originated in the central Balkans . But there were also movements into Albania-Montenegro and the opposite. And some...

Here you have further proof that the people in Peja (https://mapcarta.com/Peja) were Albanians, from 1485 register:

Muslim converts (Muslim Albanians)

Sinan Demeshki
Senkurri i biri...

:lol:

''The cadastral registers bring further evidence which proves that the Albanian population in Kosova was stable and aucthochtonous, while the Serb minority had been transitory and...

Chetniks and their aggressive propaganda, a nation of sick people and incredibly insecure. Even 16th century registers literally show these people as a minority in A LOT OF parts of Dardania /...

We lived here first and you together with Bulgarians literally colonized us, the western part which is called Dukagjin (or plains of Dukagjin) and which is the original name and not 'Metohija' was...

Most of these people aren't Serbs you brown Chetnik. They are Albanians who bore a mixture of Serbian-Albanian-Christian names, Albanian names or just plain out Serbian names. In this territory Slavs...

You can quote me all you want you but it's pretty obvious this is not your land. This is some false history . Even more funny using dubious registers which mainly covered some eastern parts and timar...

One of the most hyper nationalists nations I have certainly seen in my life . You should see them on quora . Most of them are nuts. And aggressive propagandists.

Albanians who remain in that area today live in constant danger

Serbian hyper nationalists getting triggered . According to these hyper nationalists there is nothing Albanian in Dardania, ''Serbia'' (can you even call it Serbia?), Kosova or the Balkans. Look how...

'Vokshiq' recorded in Western Kosovo in 1485 register might be modern 'Voksh' https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Voksh We know they were Albanians but bore Serbian names . Another village recorded as...