R1a is the Y-DNA haplogroup of the Hungarian Árpád Dynasty

[Dick]

Well, not racially mixed. Also fewer blondes in those countries. Maybe you like it swarthy

They are hiding in villages and Instagram. Self isolation is now the trend. Do you like this Bulgarian woman?



Serbian woman?

[Dunai]

Z280 is sure Balto-Slavic, why deny that. Hungarians are a mix of Slavs, Germanics, Vlachs plus some Conqueror influence. Nothing wrong with that, a great country IMO.

Do you really want to argue that the Hungarian Árpádian chieftains and kings were assimilated Slavs, that's why they had R1a? Are you for real? Are you aware that R1a predates the appearance of Slavs with several millennia at least, and was always one of the dominant steppe haplogroups, no matter the language their bearers spoken?

[Leto]

Do you really want to argue that the Hungarian Árpádian chieftains and kings were assimilated Slavs, that's why they had R1a? Are you for real? Are you aware that R1a predates the appearance of Slavs with several millennia at least, and was always one of the dominant steppe haplogroups, no matter the language their bearers spoken?

Nah, they prolly had the Asian R1a like in Turkics and Iranics.

[Jana]

Nah, they prolly had the Asian R1a like in Turkics and Iranics.

Yes, they are Z93 which is almost absent in ethnic Hungarians but over 30% in Hungarian Gypsies.

[Leto]

Yes, they are Z93 which is almost absent in ethnic Hungarians but over 30% in Hungarian Gypsies.

Cool. An Aryan diaspora in Hungary. That should make mixing with Roma more attractive to the public

[Leto]

There is no non-Slavic R1a in Europe except for the Scando branch and a couple of rare Germanic, Western clades.

[Ion Basescul]

There is no non-Slavic R1a in Europe except for the Scando branch and a couple of rare Germanic, Western clades.

There is no proof that Slavs spread R1a round Europe. The only almost certain haplogroup for that with current data is I-Y3120.

But if you believe otherwise, then show me those branches. They should have a TMRCA of about 2000ybp at its oldest for us to hypothesise any connection with Slavs.

[Zmey Gorynych]

Z-93 is not european, it may have been in the past but today it's central and south asian.

[Cumansky]

There is no proof that Slavs spread R1a round Europe. The only almost certain haplogroup for that with current data is I-Y3120.

There is no proof of this, but I have proof against it

[Leto]

There is no proof that Slavs spread R1a round Europe. The only almost certain haplogroup for that with current data is I-Y3120.

The highest concentration of Z282 in Europe is all in Slavic majority countries (plus Baltic). Obviously in the Balkans and Central Europe it's mostly Slavic. Who else could have spread it?