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Barabanov Oleg Nikolaevich, Doctor of Political Science, Candidate of Historical Sciences, Professor, MGIMO Rurikovichi or Olafovichi:
hypothesis about Y-haplogroup I2 in Rurik according to DNA of his possible descendants
The author conducts a historical analysis of the data obtained during the investigation of the DNA of the descendants of Rurikovich. Of the three types of Y-haplogroups (N1c1, R1a1, I2) revealed earlier, either it was concluded that the ancestor of this genus Rurik had a haplogroup N1c1, or a choice was offered between N1c1 and R1a1. In this regard, the author examines the source data, according to which representatives of haplogroups N1c1 and R1a1 may not be true descendants of Rurik. This, perhaps, artificially compiled in the XVI century. the genealogy of the princes of Verkhov (haplogroup R1a1), erecting their genealogy to the Chernigov Rurikovich-Olgovichi, and the ancestor of the Rurikovich-Monomashich family (N1c1) Vsevolod Yaroslavich was in fact the son of not Yaroslav the Wise, and the Norwegian king Olav the Saint, in whom the wife of Yaroslav, Princess Ingigerd, and thus Monomachichi can not be Rurikovich, but Olafovich. In this connection, the author puts forward a hypothesis that has never been taken into account by anyone, that the true descendants of Rurik may be carriers of the Y-haplogroup I2 (the clan of the princes Svyatopolk-Chetvertinskikh, ascending to the Turovopin Rurikovich-Izyaslavichi).
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