Moldovan/Romanian GEDmatch Resuts

[Ion Basescul]

You gave me an idea to look at the results regionally.


NE + NW Europe = Baltic + North Atlantic (Baltic peaks in Lithuanians at 54%, Atlantic in West Scottish at 53%)

East + West Med (In Europe, East Med peaks in South Italians at 30% and Cypriots at 41%; West Med peaks in Sardinians at 52%)

NW Asia/Caucasus = West Asian (peaks in Abkhasians at 54%)

SW Asia/Arabia = Red Sea (peaks in Saudis at 34%)

East Asia/Siberia = East Asian + Siberian + Amerindian

India (self-explanatory)

5) East Asia/Siberia

[Ion Basescul]

You gave me an idea to look at the results regionally.


NE + NW Europe = Baltic + North Atlantic (Baltic peaks in Lithuanians at 54%, Atlantic in West Scottish at 53%)

East + West Med (In Europe, East Med peaks in South Italians at 30% and Cypriots at 41%; West Med peaks in Sardinians at 52%)

NW Asia/Caucasus = West Asian (peaks in Abkhasians at 54%)

SW Asia/Arabia = Red Sea (peaks in Saudis at 34%)

East Asia/Siberia = East Asian + Siberian + Amerindian

India (self-explanatory)

6) India

[Jana]

I think as a general rule, swarthy people live near mountain ranges

Not always, in northern Italy more wog and meddish population lives in Padanian plain, while lighter and more northern shifted groups are in the Alps.

[Coastal Elite]

Not always, in northern Italy more wog and meddish population lives in Padanian plain, while lighter and more northern shifted groups are in the Alps.

True, true. It's an interesting pattern though.

[WeirdLookingFellow]

6) India

This is actually really cool

[ixulescu]

So no Tara Romaneasca as you insisted, but Tara Rumaneasca. There is a massive difference between ruman and the roman. Roman being a fabricated ethnonym that entered popular use in the second half of the 19 century.
You would be shocked travelling in time and realizing what being ruman meant. Calling yourself ruman meant asking to be whipped and put to work in the fields.

Oh yeah?

The official seal of Petru Rares, a 16th century Moldovan ruler, reads like this "Печать ио Романа воевода Земле Молдавской" meaning "the seal of the Romanian Voivode of the Moldovan Country". Did he time travel to 19th century? And was he calling himself a serf?? you're desperately trying to distort the historical truth just prop your worthless ideology.

It was Tara Rumaneasca or Tara Munteneasca - Muntenia or Tara Basarabeasca - Basarabia or Ungrovlahia or Valahia or Transalpina and several other names. Moldova on the other hand was Moldova and still is despite the efforts of Romanians to erase its name.

No it wasn't. The name "Moldova" also had a mostly internal use. Ottomans, who at that time were the suzerains of Moldova, used to call it Boğdan, or even funnier Kuçuk-Eflak, meaning Little Wallachia. Poles, who were also sometimes suzerains in Moldova would call Moldovan rulers Wallachian princes. Polish medieval chronicler Leonard Goreck refers to Ioan Voda cel Cumplit, a Moldovan ruler, "Palatini Valachiae" meaning Wallachian Prince, and would often call various Moldovan personalities as Wallachian, which they obviously were.

[Aspirin]

The official seal of Petru Rares, a 16th century Moldovan ruler, reads like this "Печать ио Романа воевода Земле Молдавской" meaning "the seal of the Romanian Voivode of the Moldovan Country".

[ixulescu]

haha painful isn't it? moldovenism is a piece of crap

[Aspirin]

haha painful isn't it? moldovenism is a piece of crap

[ixulescu]

Listen, I have nothing against RM being a separate country, as long as it's not a Russian domain and Moldovan history is told without distorting the history of Romania and Romanians.