How much Turkish blood in Bosnia?

**Veneda** · 07-23-2014, 11:45 PM

Originally Posted by Guapo

I'm from eastern Serbia by the Danube, we call the minority romance speakersVlasi which is just an old word for Romans like the Saxons called the Britons Welsh.

We call them 'Włosi', which is the same as 'Vlasi', just different "W" letter, very typical for Polish

**~~Guapo~~** · 07-23-2014, 11:46 PM

Originally Posted by Veneda

We call them 'Włosi', which is the same as 'Vlasi', just different "W" letter, very typical for Polish

W is pronounced V isnt it?

**Veneda** · 07-23-2014, 11:48 PM

Originally Posted by Mraz

I was joking obviously, I don't really care about those trivial issues, I just know that genetically Bosnia has the highest frequency of I2 Halpogroup, meaning that 50% of paternal lines are indigenous from the Balkans, we were most likely Slavicised and didn't settle a deserted land since Bosnia is settled since the Neolithic.

You are lucky, guys. My weak point is Bosnia

*Mraz, you avatar in un-Bosnian

**Veneda** · 07-23-2014, 11:50 PM

Originally Posted by Guapo

W is pronounced V isnt it?

Yes, it is

**~~Böri~~** · 10-04-2017, 08:59 PM

Looking at Y-dna N in that region, that must be from Turks. Either Ottoman era Turkoman settlers or maybe dating back to medieval Panonian Turkic Avars.

So the answer: quite few.

**Tschaikisten** · 10-04-2017, 09:02 PM

Originally Posted by Siyendi

Looking at Y-dna N in that region, that must be from Turks. Either Turkoman settlers or maybe dating back to medieval Panonian Turkic Avars.

Most of N in Bosnia and Herzegovina belongs to N2a-P189.2>>Y7310, a unique N branch which is connected to Serbian tribes in Montenegro/Old Herzegovina - Banjani and Piva tribes. It's totally Euro branch which is found in few persons in the Western Europe and in the Balkans.

**The Destroyer** · 10-05-2017, 08:01 PM

Originally Posted by Siyendi

Looking at Y-dna N in that region, that must be from Turks. Either Ottoman era Turkoman settlers or maybe dating back to medieval Panonian Turkic Avars.

So the answer: quite few.

N haplogroup in Bosnia is only 1%. Interestingly, it's 1% not only in Bosniaks, but also in Bosnian Vlachs (so-called servi).

Also, it could be Avar leftovers. After all, they couldn't have just disappeared like that.

**~~Böri~~** · 10-05-2017, 08:05 PM

Originally Posted by The Destroyer

N haplogroup in Bosnia is only 1%. Interestingly, it's 1% not only in Bosniaks, but also in Bosnian Vlachs (so-called servi).

Also, it could be Avar leftovers. After all, they couldn't have just disappeared like that.

Independently from the subclade, I also think it's Turkic. If not Turkoman probably medieval Panonian Avars.