Vlach haplogroups & deep ancestry?

To our Transylvanian members:stop this Celtic,Saxon,Slavic thing,now¡!!!!!!!!!!!


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As for Rome,it only meant, common physical impulses(dinaric),nothing more.
 
I don't see any specification in the articles that Alexander's tomb was heavy mortared ,very soon after, thus separated from the rest, barely discovered.




It was not like in other Orthodox states,Wallachia left extremely little room for other religions,that's why,for example,the Saxons never had autonomy here,plus they were clearly fewer, and the Hungarian king jurisdiction was extremely loose.
 
Dreptul Valah said:
Romanian shepherd settlements in the Polish Kingdom


https://www.researchgate.net/public...ment_on_the_Wallachian_Law_in_Medieval_Poland


https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sou...Vaw3TB3ZktfAbpwecmonrxH1a&cshid=1559818363424
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The things said here can be true until a point,meaning that,unlike the Balkans, not all the members of the family who runs on the old Vlach law choose to follow the "rules",
customs;

long-distance transhumance was definitely a big opportunity here...for those who didn't want to be judged, preferred to have extra privacy and free initiative or simply searched for very challenging conditions.


A 18th c. version of the Moldavian shepherd ballad Miorita , either a warning or a real situation, it is about two cousin herders who killed a third one who's " more foreigner",after,"they judge him alot.


https://ro.m.wikisource.org/wiki/Miorița_s-a_născut_în_Maramureș/Cea_mai_veche_variantă_a_Mioriței



I suspect that these...deserters were even more encountered in the heavy military environment, some of them gaining freedom this way,see Sadoveanu's Neamul Soimarestilor("The Hawk Kind"),where a routined,wandering, Moldavian captain, suddenly decides to visit the family after a very long time.
 
Similar situation is described in the movie"Intoarcerea Vlasinilor/The Returning of the Vlachs,where an ambitious shepherd thinks that cooperating with the Austrians would bring him and his community a lot of good things,by disobeying the fair,standstill laws.


The action takes place in the 18th' Transylvania,a period of unrest in the shepherd communities,although very calculated and ambitious in his wit,Vranga understands that he cannot move things the way he wants,the Austrians had only wanted to use him,after all,and decides to go south of the Danube with his sheep's for some commerce in the Ottoman lands;



the Greek merchants agree on a very good price,yet they ask for really lots of sheeps,here we can find again the theme from Miorita,the man must call a herder from Vrancea that has endless amount,yet,although they seemed to have agreed,this one is missing in the day of the big transaction................
 
Vrancea, as in Vreanoti/Vranje ,the Basil's II Vlach bishopric recorded in 1020,ultimately of South-Slavic origin.
Compare with East-Slavic Voronej,Moldavian Voronet(s).
http://www.farsarotul.org/nl27_3.htm


In the southern half of the historical Moldavia(Vrancea,Galati,Vaslui,Bacau,southern part of the Republic of Moldova) we cand find linguistic traits of Wallachian type inherited from ancient time
 
Another strong Proto-Vlach marker is the presence of the Old Slavo-Bulgarian place names,typical, along with the Dacian-Latin ones for the early Romanians,all of these at high levels in the blue area.


note the rare name Berilo,in the Zica monastery charter,where Vlachs from the whole Serbian state that have participated at the raising are recorded,similar to Boril,Asen's nephew.
 
Romanian parcalab has been lately explained (Radvan;a name that sounds Polish,Radwan,Radwanska)coming directly from German purger,as in other cases;yet ,the Hungarian etymology is more than clear,porkalab.
 
A Byzantine silver hoard,containing a headgear from the same metal and a gold coin with John II Komnenos was discovered by the archaeologists in the Southern Carpathians,the place appears in the Hungarian documents as(one of ) "The Vlach Land".



(F. Curta, SE Europe in the Middle Ages)
 
That's why the Vlachs got assimilated quite quickly in the Balkans,especially Bulgaria and Serbia,because they became local troops,just like Asens,who held a fortress into the Balkan mountains.


While in the Serbian state,things were very regalemented,the superior social category of Vlachs was the voyniks,basically the kingdom local troops/militia,while the shepherds were relegated to kjelatori,involved in both military and comercial transportation.
 
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