Population Transfers In The Ottoman Empire 1356-1635

[Hudayar]

[Hudayar]

Major population movements happened after 18th century afaik

[Crn Volk]

It's OK muslims were massacred enmasse in the Balkan wars and later expelled by Greece, Bulgaria and Yugoslavia through population transfers, forced evictions and one-way tickets to Turkey.

Here's one report of this process, but there are many others;

http://ieg-ego.eu/en/threads/europe-...om-the-balkans

[Turul Karom]

Any more information about the population transfers to Budin, Hungary, or Hungary in general?

[Ujku]

So Balkans are mixed af...

[Hudayar]

Any more information about the population transfers to Budin, Hungary, or Hungary in general?

Probably some Akinci Turcoman cavalry. Hungary was like a battle field at those times and the land was suitable for cavalry warfare. So cavalry was needed against Habsburgs/Europeans.

Here are some Akıncı graves in Hungary


Akıncı Bey challenging a European knight

[Hudayar]

So Balkans are mixed af...

Not really. There was a religious barrier. Here are Turks and Greeks from the same region in Turkey. There's a huge difference. Because Muslims and Christians didn't marry each other/was rare.




It's the Balkan Turks who are mixed. They have lots of Balkan dna compared to other Turks. Well they're still Turks though because they did descend from the tribes that were relocated to Balkans.

[Turul Karom]

Probably some Akinci Turcoman cavalry.

I was wondering about everything, from garrisons to settlements of non-military persons. I was hoping that you have more documentation to show about Ottoman Hungary. There is never enough primary information on hand about Turkish presence outside of military forces fighting the Hapsburgs or skirmishing inside Hungary. I am always interested in more.

Hungary was like a battle field at those times...

Hungarians are well aware of this...

Hopefully, we will avoid these fraternal tragedies in the future.

[Hudayar]

Bektashi scholar from Anatolia in Hungary called Gül Baba




The kid on the right looks very Turkmen with that skullcap.