Arpad dynasty DNA (kings of Hungary & Croatia)

[Rethel]

Lets add, what the Adalbert III (Bela III) had to say in this matter,
under who's protection the history of the family was written:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C3%9Cgyek

In the year of Our Lord's incarnation 819, Ügek, the noblest chieftain
of Scythia descending from the great house of Magog, took to wife in
Dentumoger the daughter of Prince Eunedubelian, called Emese, from whom he begot a son,
who was named Álmos. But he is called Álmos from a divine event, because when she was
pregnant a divine vision appeared to his mother in a dream in the form of a falcon that seemed
to come to her and impregnate her and made known to her that from her womb a torrent would
come forth and from her loins glorious kings be generated, but that they would not multiply in
their own land. Because a dream is called álom in the Hungarian language and his birth was
predicted in a dream, so he was called Álmos. Or he was called Álmos, that is holy, because
holy kings and dukes were born of his line.

He himself claimed to be an Indoeuropean, Scythian, descendat of Japheth.
So his result to be R1, is perfectly fine and agreeable with his own claimed history.

In addition it is worthy to add, that according to the same medieval
legends, Hungarians as a folk were descendants of Ham and Nemrod.
So, if they knew the difference, then we shouldn;t be surrprized also.

[blogen]

So his result makes a lot of sense.
Also if it would turn to be Z280 would make also.

?

Ügek

He was a mythical ancestor only.

Ügyek: From the Finno-Ugric origin Hungarian word: üd/üg (holy) with the Magyar diminutive: "k" or from the Turkic üge/öge (prudent) with the Magyar diminutive: "k". The Turkic origin loanword is the less probable, but grammarly proper. The Finno-Ugric origin world is presumably version, because the mythical role of this person: the holy ancestor.

[Rethel]

?

If guy was bearing slavic name, and he would have slavic
haplotype it would be self explainable, wouldn;t it?

[Turul Karom]

Lets add, what the Adalbert III (Bela III) had to say in this matter,
under who's protection the history of the family was written:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C3%9Cgyek

In the year of Our Lord's incarnation 819, Ügek, the noblest chieftain
of Scythia descending from the great house of Magog, took to wife in
Dentumoger the daughter of Prince Eunedubelian, called Emese, from whom he begot a son,
who was named Álmos. But he is called Álmos from a divine event, because when she was
pregnant a divine vision appeared to his mother in a dream in the form of a falcon that seemed
to come to her and impregnate her and made known to her that from her womb a torrent would
come forth and from her loins glorious kings be generated, but that they would not multiply in
their own land. Because a dream is called álom in the Hungarian language and his birth was
predicted in a dream, so he was called Álmos. Or he was called Álmos, that is holy, because
holy kings and dukes were born of his line.

He himself claimed to be an Indoeuropean, Scythian, descendat of Japheth.
So his result to be R1, is perfectly fine and agreeable with his own claimed history.

In addition it is worthy to add, that according to the same medieval
legends, Hungarians as a folk were descendants of Ham and Nemrod.
So, if they knew the difference, then we shouldn;t be surrprized also.

.... did you read the rest of your link? There is no Slavic name origin here either.

"It is said, speculated or at least possible that the earlier Grand Princes of the Hungarians were also descendants of the Hun Khans, as well as other Turkic peoples, and through them from some daughters of Emperors of China. Simon of Kéza's Gesta Hunnorum et Hungarorum narrated that royal lineage that makes Hunnic ruler Attila the sixth-generation ancestor of Árpád, conqueror of the Pannonian Basin, through Attila's son Csaba, his son Ed, his son Ügyek, his son Előd, his son Álmos. Álmos was ruler of the Magyars and the father of Árpád."

The naming origin from your own wiki source says it's either a uniquely Magyar name, or Turkic/Uyghur:

1) Öge/Üge - Turk dignitary name, according to historian György Györffy. The meaning of it is "wise" and "sage", also "councillor". The word is also used by the uyghurs.

2) Üge - The last ruler of the Uyghur Empire, also a contemporary to Ügyek. He was murdered in 846 in the Altai Mountains.[5] It is speculated, that when the Empire fell apart, some Uyghur fragments could have escaped westward.

[blogen]

If guy was bearing slavic name

Wrong, clear Hungarian name with meaning between the Hungarians only.

[blogen]

I don;t reconzied it. How it is slavic?

Łowęta name from 1136 From the old Slavonic lovъ (hunting) +ęta.

source: Old Polish Personal Name Dictionary, SłSNO. 3: 336

[Bobby Martnen]

R1ETHELITES WUZ KANGZ N SHEEEIT!!!!!!

[Rethel]

He was a mythical ancestor only.

Doesn't matter, he was or not.
The matter is that the story fits
and that their awereness was correct.

[Rethel]

.... did you read the rest of your link? There is no Slavic name origin here either.

R1ETHELITES WUZ KANGZ N SHEEEIT!!!!!!

[Rethel]

Wrong, clear Hungarian name with meaning between the Hungarians only.

You said is of slavic provenance...

Łowęta name from 1136 From the old Slavonic lovъ (hunting) +ęta.

source: Old Polish Personal Name Dictionary, SłSNO. 3: 336

Then ok.
Hard to get from louanta.