Krajina Serb (from Banija) results

[HungryLion]

Brate, naravno da nemaš ne-srpskog upliva.
Onaj Slovenac i Sremac su sasvim lepo objasnili da nisi atipičan za Srbina iz tvog kraja. Oni mnogo bolje poznaju autosomalnu neko iko ovde.
Logično da ne mogu svi Srbi biti autosomalno kao jaje jajetu, međutim Srbi su ipak jedan od najhomogenijih naroda u Evropi autosomalno.

Slažem se...Na K13 se lepo vidi

[Leto]

Vlachs from eastern Serbia are part of Serbian society over 200 years.

There is no Albanian admixture among Serbs.
Sandžakians who are pred. of Albanian origin are citizens of Serbia, but not Serbs thanks God.

Vojvodinian Serbs very rare mixed with other nations.
Most common mixing of Serbian speakers in Vojvodina with other nations is mixing of Montenegrin colonists (which settled after 1945) with Hungarians.

I don't know much about Balkan regions, just curious. There is still many Serbs in Sandžak

Serbian Sandžak

According to the 2011 census in Serbia,[9] a total of 201,728 people live in the Serbian portion of Sandžak. Bosniaks, numbering 142,373 hold an overall majority (59.4%) in this part of region, mainly concentrated in the eastern part of Serbian Sandžak. Serbs, numbering 77,555 (i.e. 32.5%), make up the majority in most of the western part of Serbian Sandžak.

Montenegrin Sandžak

According to the 2011 census in Montenegro, the Montenegrin part numbers 151,950 people. The ethnic composition of the Montenegrin part is significantly more mixed than that of the Serbian part. No ethnic groups forms an absolute majority in the Montenegrin part.

Sandžak as a whole

A calculation of the two censuses puts Sandžak's total population at just over 390,000. The relative majority is held by the roughly 189,190 Bosniaks, who form 48.4% of the region's population. Serbs form 33.9% (132,345), while Montenegrins form 7.25% (28,323), Muslims by nationality 6.11% (23,900), and Albanians 1.04% (4,062).

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sand%C5%BEak#Demographics

[Pribislav]

I don't know much about Balkan regions, just curious. There is still many Serbs in Sandžak



https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sand%C5%BEak#Demographics

Yes, I know.

When I say Sandžakians I mean only on Muslims.
Serbs from Sadžak don't recognize themselves as Sandžakians. For Serbs Sandžak is Raška https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Raška_(region)
Raška is real historical name for that region, and Sandžak is recent proclaimed turcism by local Muslims.
Serbs and Muslims from Raška are mostly of different origin.

[Leto]

Yes, I know.

When I say Sandžakians I mean only on Muslims.
Serbs from Sadžak don't recognize themselves as Sandžakians. For Serbs Sandžak is Raška https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Raška_(region)
Raška is real historical name for that region, and Sandžak is recent proclaimed turcism by local Muslims.
Serbs and Muslims from Raška are mostly of different origin.

Do intermarriage and religion shift happen there? Usually it does in ethnically mixed regions to a certain extent, sometimes more, sometimes less. Especially in the modern times.

[Pribislav]

Do intermarriage and religion shift happen there? Usually it does in ethnically mixed regions to a certain extent, sometimes more, sometimes less.

Marriages between Orthodox and Muslims in Ottoman time did not exist. After WW2 it happened somethimes but very rare and mostly in Bosnia.
Sandžakian Muslims are very traditional and bound for Islam, much more than Bosnian Muslims. In comparition with Sandžakians Bosnian Muslims looks like fake Muslims in every sense. I heard Sandžakians say they wanna see rather death own dauther than married for Serb.
One western journalist traveled across Yugoslavia in 1930s. He noticed more Islamic and traditional caracter of Muslims when he went from northwest towards the southeast. Foča Muslims (eastern Bosnia) had more Islamic caracter/vibe than Sarajevo one, Prijepolje Muslims more than Foča, Novi Pazar more than Prijepolje... and most uber traditional Muslims where from Prizren and Uroševac in southern Kosovo (Albanians).

Mixing of Orthodox and Catholics happened for centuries, in some regions was more and in some less often.

[Bosniensis]

Looks nice but where is Bosniensis

To be honest that thing looks confusing ... what are those weird looking triangles...

[Voskos]

Looks like your average Roman, after the slavic arrival ofc.

[Moje ime]

Nema ni mene ovde

https://i.postimg.cc/PxGSXWbW/march20d.png

[Moje ime]

Izgleda da K13 mapa pokazuje relativne rezultate od nekog proseka tako da izgleda kao da se ti trouglovi mogu razvlaciti u nedogled a da se nikad ne preklope.

[HungryLion]

Pa nije baš
Msm da je ta mapa zasigurno bolja od ove K15