Y dna of famous Serbs

[Lemon Kush]

Not surprised Vojislav Seselj is I2 he has the look and the build for it

[Jackson78]

Nick Vujičić, R1a-Z280>Y2902>Y3226

[Rethel]

Nick Vujičić, R1

It couldn't be other way. Such will power!

[Jackson78]

Mirko Marjanović, E-V13>Z5017>CTS9320>PH1173

[Universe]

It couldn't be other way. Such will power!

[Jackson78]

Lance (Lazar) Šijan, I2-S17250>A1328

[Dick]

Lance (Lazar) Šijan, I2-S17250>A1328

Are all Sijan related? Here's another Sijan from Sabac. Height 1.95 m (6 ft 5 in)

[Jackson78]

Are all Sijan related? Here's another Sijan from Sabac. Height 1.95 m (6 ft 5 in)

I think they are. They are from Lika (some of them migrated to Western Bosnia in 19th century).

[Jackson78]

Miloje Mića Orlović, I1-P109>FGC22045>FGC33034>Y199196

[Dick]

Miloje Mića Orlović, I1-P109>FGC22045>FGC33034>Y199196

Orlović clan?

The Orlović clan, according to the preserved collective memory of its descendants as well as the collective memory and epic tradition of Serbs and Montenegrins on the whole, played a major role in the history of these countries, from the Middle Ages to the time of the liberation from the Ottoman rule. Andrija Luburić, in the introduction to his book dedicated to the Orlović clan said:

The clan Orlović, by the number of homes and by their merits in the Serb liberation takes the first place in the old Montenegro. Their past can be followed from the (battle of) Kosovo and it represents one bright thread through a very dark history of Montenegro in the years after 1482.[1]:3

Most of the families claiming descent from the Orlović have John the Baptist as their patron saint (see: slava).