Blanco
Banned
- Messages
- 105
- Reaction score
- 16
- Points
- 0
- Ethnic group
- South European + some Central European
- Y-DNA haplogroup
- R1b M269
Europeans regardless of different nations were able to move from each state to another therefore mixing between upper classes was a common norm to establish a sort of "bloodline" and it's very clear when we analyze the background of royal families. Some Russian royal family members genetically would have been perfectly West European, while the opposite could've been existed in some other nations.
For instance the British royal family has bloodlines coming from nearly any regions of Europe including Armenia and some family lineage researches predicted even Indian heritage among a few.
So I'd assume people of Aristocratic heritage - At least their descendants most likely would be genetically different from the local middle classes but most likely would show similarities to other parts of European aristocratic families, if we can assume that migrations and nationality is rather a construct of cultural boundaries which wouldn't stop the mixing between upper class individuals.
The most noticeable for this case is in Asia where most upper class Asians tend to be of Chinese or at least partially Chinese origin and differ quite much from the locals.
For instance the British royal family has bloodlines coming from nearly any regions of Europe including Armenia and some family lineage researches predicted even Indian heritage among a few.
So I'd assume people of Aristocratic heritage - At least their descendants most likely would be genetically different from the local middle classes but most likely would show similarities to other parts of European aristocratic families, if we can assume that migrations and nationality is rather a construct of cultural boundaries which wouldn't stop the mixing between upper class individuals.
The most noticeable for this case is in Asia where most upper class Asians tend to be of Chinese or at least partially Chinese origin and differ quite much from the locals.