Matthias Corvinus ydna may be soon revealed

[Jana]

Grave of his bastard son Ivaniš/John, who was burried in Croatia was opened.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Corvinus

The opening of the tombs and the sampling of the remains of Ban Corvinus and his son is part of a project by Hungary that wants to make a mausoleum of its rulers. Their remains are in Stolni Biograd (Székesfehérvár), which have been endangered in various ways throughout history. Hungarian King Matthias Corvinus, whose remains are being sought, had no legal heir, but history knows Ivanis Corvinus as his illegitimate son, according to whose bones DNA analysis could determine the remains of King Matthias. The project, prepared by the Hungarian Embassy, ​​was implemented in cooperation with the Croatian Ministry of Culture and Media and the Diocese of Varaždin.

Link in Croatian: https://ika.hkm.hr/novosti/otvoren-g...-zupnoj-crkvi/

I tough Matthias place of burial was known but it seems only way to identify his ydna is trough his illegitimate son.

[Kökény]

Cool, looking forward to it.

[Rethel]

Subscribed.

Btw, he can be almost any hg possible. Balkan stock.

[Rethel]

Stolni Biograd

When I see such beautiful things southern from our border, I am getting envy...

Białogród Stołeczny... Białogród Królewski... Sejkeshfehejrvar... Sheqesfehervar... szszkszvvrrrrrrrrrrrrr...

[Dunai]

Grave of his bastard son Ivaniš/John, who was burried in Croatia was opened.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Corvinus



Link in Croatian: https://ika.hkm.hr/novosti/otvoren-g...-zupnoj-crkvi/

I tough Matthias place of burial was known but it seems only way to identify his ydna is trough his illegitimate son.

Indeed, Matthias is known to have been buried in the Székesfehérvár Bazilika, however during the many centuries the whole burial places were desecrated and also the remains were mixed up severely, that almost none of the approximately 600-800 important Hungarian (plus some European) members of aristocracy from Medieval and Renaissance era can be identified. This is why the genetic results of the son and grandson of king Matthias buried in Croatia will most clearly point out which of those hundreds of personal remains in Székesfehérvár was Matthias himself, but also will help identify many others lying there. Hungarian researchers just begun analyzing all those hundreds of remains in Székesfehérvár and they said in about 3 months we might now the first results. The government also plans, after identifying Matthias, to bury him again in a newly built mausoleum, with great festivities. If identified, will definitely find out if Matthias' father, John Hunyadi was indeed Wallachian, as most chronicles say, or was John the illegitimate son of Sigismund of Luxembourg as the other theory regarding his ancestry. For this alternative theory to be valid, then Matthias should have quite visible Germanic, Western European admixture, but also Western European Y-DNA, passed down from Sigismund. Otherwise it will be confirmed that he was half-Wallachian. Or who knows, maybe even Cuman, since Wallachian aristocracy (from which John Hunyadi descends according to chronicles) were still possibly strongly Cuman-admixed in the 15th century.

[Daco Celtic]

He had a Wallachian paternal grandfather so it should be interesting.

[Daco Celtic]

So did they ever find out his ydna? I can't find anything about it online.

[Botai]

Ancient samples with paternal Hg E1b1b1a1b1a6a1 probably have widespread geographical and chronological distribution. One was excavated in Medieval Sardinia (Marcus et al., 2020) and another one was derived from the Otrar-Karatau culture of the Iron Age Kazakh steppe (Gnecchi-Ruscone et al., 2021), both sample belonged to: E1b1b1a1b1a6a1∼; E-CTS9320. The same sublineage of E-V13 (E1b1b1a1b1a) had been detected in the Carpathian Basin in Avar individuals (650–675 AD), elite Hungarian Conquerors (895–950 AD) (Neparáczki et al., 2019), and in a Medieval Hungarian nobleman (Nagy et al., 2021; Olasz et al., 2019).

https://www.cell.com/heliyon/fulltex...showall%3Dtrue

[Botai]

The Wallachian nobles were Cuman. Hunyadies Y-dna relatives: medieval Sardinian , 1 Avar, 2 Old-Hungarians, 1 medieval Hungarian, iron age Kazah steppe warrior.
Present day relatives: 1 Hungarian, 1 Cappadocian Greek, 1 Bashkirian Tatar
Hunyadi jános grandson and his son full genome test near to Gagauz people.
In my opinion the Cuman origin from Wallachia is true.
Im waiting for King Sigismunds DNA. He is the mythical father of Hunyadi.

[Botai]

The Wallachian nobles were Cuman. Hunyadies Y-dna relatives: medieval Sardinian , 1 Avar, 2 Old-Hungarians, 1 medieval Hungarian, iron age Kazah steppe warrior.
Present day relatives: 1 Hungarian, 1 Cappadocian Greek, 1 Bashkirian Tatar
Hunyadi jános grandson and his son full genome test near to Gagauz people.
In my opinion the Cuman origin from Wallachia is true.
Im waiting for King Sigismunds DNA. He is the mythical father of Hunyadi.