Classify this romanian

[aherne]

Romanian prime minister Victor Ponta:


Not a pure Turanid: more like Uyghur than Kirghiz. Turanid predominates still...

[aherne]

We know all that these types exist in Romania.
The country has been partially under Turkish occupation for centuries.
And also before Central Asian intruders left a genetic trace.

But you can find these types to a higher degree in
Bulgaria and Hungary and Serbia

To a less degree in Slovakia, Poland and the Czech. Rep. and Croatia

1. There hardly was any mixture between Romanians and Turks, due to religious differences. All mixture (or let's say 99%, to exclude rapes by Tatars/Mongolian marauders) occurred near the formation of Romanian people, with Turkic tribes (such as Cumans & Pechenegs) who were either pagan or Orthodox (as Romanians) and got entirely absorbed by the more numerous natives.
2. Excluding Turkic-speaking peoples of Europe, among Hungarians it's more widespread and Romanians come second. Everywhere else, it's extremely uncommon. Explanation is simple: Romania was the buffer zone Byzantines kept Turkic marauders from crossing Danube and devastating what's left of the empire. For better and worse the frontier was kept and this explains why Romanians have it and Bulgarians do not...

[Zmey Gorynych]

A friend of mine:Very typical Kyrghiz, although he is Romanian ofc.

You look a little kyrghiz yourself Exotic eyeshape, untypical of romanians and europeans in general. Now I understand your enthusiasm.

The very first Wallachian state has been founded and ruled by the Cumans, the clan of Basar oba, aka Bassarabai today. The traces of Cumans in Romania are everywhere, even today, in the names of rivers, mountains, personal names, city&village names and so on. The early Hungarian tribes lived in there too, even before the Cumans. Romania was also ruled by the Golden Horde Tatars for a while and some Tatars is still living in there today as a minority.

You're one tenacious monkey but seriously you start to sound like a broken record.

[Corvus]

1. There hardly was any mixture between Romanians and Turks, due to religious differences. All mixture (or let's say 99%, to exclude rapes by Tatars/Mongolian marauders) occurred near the formation of Romanian people, with Turkic tribes (such as Cumans & Pechenegs) who were either pagan or Orthodox (as Romanians) and got entirely absorbed by the more numerous natives.
2. Excluding Turkic-speaking peoples of Europe, among Hungarians it's more widespread and Romanians come second. Everywhere else, it's extremely uncommon. Explanation is simple: Romania was the buffer zone Byzantines kept Turkic marauders from crossing Danube and devastating what's left of the empire. For better and worse the frontier was kept and this explains why Romanians have it and Bulgarians do not...

The Turanid type is also widespread in Bulgaria at least on the same level as in Romania. I have seen enough Bulgarians. Don`t deny racial reality

[Dacul]

Well Aherne a new study on paternal lines from Romania was published and in South Romania,in Dolj they did not found any paternal line from East or North or Central Asia.
They found very few in Cluj County.
(2 from 50 I think).
The study is interesting,in Dolj County from 38 paternal lines,4 are I-M253,1 is I-M223 and plenty are R1A1.I will PM you the study and the link to the table also.
EDIT:
Sent you the test and the link to the table,so you can see.

[Zmey Gorynych]

The Turanid type is also widespread in Bulgaria at least on the same level as in Romania. I have seen enough Bulgarians. Don`t deny racial reality

Aherne has a distorted view of reality, he always goes out his way to portray romanians as being different(exotic) from other ethnic groups (especially from former yugoslavs). He also shows a great deal of inconsistency in his posting, alternating opinions more often than I socks.
How can one say that only hungarians and romanians have turanid individuals when two of the most famous serb female tennis players are turanid. As for bulgarians not having turanid, well that certainly cracked me up.
It is quite obvious that his persistence in posting romanian turanid individuals is dictated by his own peculiar appearance and can only be interpreted as an attempt to explain and why not legitimate that appearance.

[Dacul]

From South Romania,since these people are more racists,I did not saw anyone till now with turanid influences.
Actually cumans and pechenegs were cast out from South Romania,being blamed that their cows are destroying natives grains.
They settled in Moldavia and Transylvania,it seems.

[Onur]

The Turanid type is also widespread in Bulgaria at least on the same level as in Romania. I have seen enough Bulgarians. Don`t deny racial reality

Yes, thats true. I traveled 3 different cities in Bulgaria and i can say that there are considerable number of Alpine Turanids in there. I am talking about slavic ones not the Turks of Bulgaria.

Btw, i read this book before, written by Romanian historian Victor Spinei;
http://www.amazon.com/Romanians-Mid-...tt_at_ep_dpt_1

I will post some excerpts from it when i have some time.

[Zmey Gorynych]

From South Romania,since these people are more racists,I did not saw anyone till now with turanid influences.
Actually cumans and pechenegs were cast out from South Romania,being blamed that their cows are destroying natives grains.
They settled in Moldavia and Transylvania,it seems.

Certain people should be banned for stupidity. I have a hard time deciding who's more ridiculous you or aherne. Where did you come up with this silly pastoral story ? The only ethnic group from Romania with a worth mentioning turanid influence are the szeklers (which are a hungarian subgroup) and they are from Transilvania. I've never seen a single turanid moldavian, not even one.

[Corvus]

Aherne has a distorted view of reality, he always goes out his way to portray romanians as being different(exotic) from other ethnic groups (especially from former yugoslavs). He also shows a great deal of inconsistency in his posting, alternating opinions more often than I socks.
How can one say that only hungarians and romanians have turanid individuals when two of the most famous serb female tennis players are turanid. As for bulgarians not having turanid, well that certainly cracked me up.
It is quite obvious that his persistence in posting romanian turanid individuals is dictated by his own peculiar appearance and can only be interpreted as an attempt to explain and why not legitimate that appearance.

Yes good analysis, Romanians are in general not different from other Balkan populations. They are not exotic in any sense.
Good you point out the Serbian tennisplayers. Ofc I know also from observing the Serb diaspora here that they have quite an Central Asian component too.
The Slovaks too according to my experience