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[Jana]

But that is a serious question i am interested to know, i like the story of the mongoloid invasions in Europe, so, another question, did the name "Hungary" came from the Huns?

I think ethnic Hungarian member can answer this question better
But I know name of Hungary comes from Onogurs with added medieval latin H, and that Hungarian conquerors were not mongoloid but Uralic-Turkic Eurasian people (mix of East Europids + mongoloid influences)

[Joso]

I think ethnic Hungarian member can answer this question better
But I know name of Hungary comes from Onogurs with added medieval latin H, and that Hungaian conquerors were not mongoloid but Uralic-Turkic Eurasian people (mix of East Europids + mongoloid influences)

That is strange because most of Hungarians seem to be pure caucasoid but they speak a finno-ugric language, wich is not a indo-European language, apart from the language and some genetic influences, did these turkic invasors also influenced in the culture?

[Kelmendasi]

All ethnic Albanians

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Counties:



- Lezhe county

- Shkoder county

- Podgorica municipality

- Dibra county

[Jana]

That is strange because most of Hungarians seem to be pure caucasoid but they speak a finno-ugric language, wich is not a indo-European language, apart from the language and some genetic influences, did these turkic invasors also influenced in the culture?

Invaders were primarly Ugric with few Turkic tribes as addition and some Turkic steppe influences (yurts, bow and arrow horsemanship)
I think their culture was eradicated after Hungary became western Christian Kingdom in 1000 AD, so it was long ago. Maybe it survived in some village population, folk tales, music, mythology...

My boyfriend is European ofc, but even tousands of years after separation from other FinnoUgrians he score Finnish and even Amerindian/Eskimo-like genetic component. It's amazing !

[Joso]

Invaders were primarly Ugric with few Turkic tribes as addition and some Turkic steppe influences (yurts, bow and arrow horsemanship)
I think their culture was eradicated after Hungary became western Christian Kingdom in 1000 AD, so it was long ago. Maybe it survived in some village population, folk tales, music, mythology...

My boyfriend is European ofc, but even tousands of years after separation from other FinnoUgrians he score Finnish and even Amerindian/Eskimo-like genetic component. It's amazing !

Cool,

i don't expected that... It is funny that the genetic tests don't differentiate the amerindians to the central Asian/Siberian that some Europeans have influence, it is as if the amerindians had lived in Europe lol

I've seen even some Greeks that scored "amerindian" in genetics results....

Maybe it appears as "amerindian" because the amerindians are the closest remanescents of the Ancient North Eurasians, wich would be more acurate to be what these mongoloid influenced Europeans really have on them( i think but i don't know for sure)

[Peterski]

My tree (I used CoAs to show people born in II RP, in PRL and in III RP):



BTW, English Wiki article about the 2nd Polish Republic has wrong CoA.

[Dandelion]

Going by family names for great-grandparents, because they're in Flemish spelling. I have known my great-grandmother to know she was Dutch. Actually not sure about my maternal grandpaternal great-grandfather, because his name is more common in the Netherlands than in Belgium. I assume his father was Belgian, though.

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[Mikula]

Czech flags everwhere for me
But most of them were Czech speaking, some lines were Polish speaking and if I will go more bgenerations back, also some German speaking lines were, there

[Chaos One]

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