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Possibly modern Kryshec had people with Albanian names too in 1480 register https://mapcarta.com/13923632 I did not post all the names for this one but here are some: Stepan Igrenko Nenko son of Dimitri Gjergj son of Dimitri Gjergj brother of Radic Branko his brother Branko brother of Gjon...

These we know were Albanian mentioned in 14th century and later Gjinoc https://mapcarta.com/13928644 Shpenadi https://mapcarta.com/13916970 Caparc https://mapcarta.com/N2386169748 Novake/Novaci https://mapcarta.com/13920912 Gjonaj https://mapcarta.com/13928308 Ujemire...

The village Potok had Albanian names too in 1400's https://mapcarta.com/N9832326635 Nikolla, son of Todor Gjon, son of Nikolla Dimitri, son of Leka Nikolla, son of Gjon Dimitri, son of Andrija Nikolla, son of Gjon Kalaci, son of Petri Gjon, son of Dimitri Boshko Prishlic Gjon son of Nikolla...

Y-DNA align pretty well with the autosomal and languages people speak too so again makes your point pretty irrelevant but I do agree Albanians have also been affected by Slavic

The I1 is Germanic in origin I believe

It picks Greece or Thracian because a Thracian-Illyrian mix produces people that plot somewhere between there. The Late Roman samples of Illyria/Dardania plot South-East and not like Western Balkan IA. Some people will be more Illyrian shifted, other people will be more Thracian shifted, also +...

I will try to find it.

Even the people in Gjakova who bore mostly Slavic names in 15th century and few Albanian, seem to of mostly been Albanian , they were surrounded by villages with Albanian names , some people from neighboring villages moved into Gjakove when it turned into a larger town in the 16th century...

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Not to mention Austrian-Ottoman wars affected all populations due to diseases and war and Albanians lost some of their population in Kosovo due that. Also 60k+ Albanians were expelled out of the Toplica area etc where an Albanian population goes back to at least the medieval period but it's...

Damjan Damjan Hysejn Abdullahu Hasan Abdullahu Jovan Tusha Dom Biba Gjergj Koka Lac Koka Gika Doci Andre Doda Koka Llapa Gara Doda Peca Biba Gjin Prendi Papa Peci Kola Prendi Deja Noja Safer Baci Noja Papa Gika Lika Nue Gika Deja Gjergji Bac Llapa Mark Koka Lika Doci Koka Gjeci Deja Andrea...

I added some for the 1571 register for Western Kosova. Names like Koka, Gika, Nina, Llapa, Kola, Papa, Mark, Deda, Biba, Stepa, Prend, Bac, Doci, Lika, Doda, Pal, Meja, Koja Lec etc etc become more typical Albanian names for these periods Goden (modern Goden) Ahmed Mustafai Ali Mustafai...

In some of her posts claims there were no Albanians in Kosovo until 1690 :lol: Claims Serbs revolted against the Ottoman Empire in Kosovo when the texts say Albanians under the leadership of Pjeter Bogdani :lol: Claims 40k Serb refugees left that place when most of these areas were literally...

This person is a complete mentally unstable nutjob, I'd stay away from her: https://www.theapricity.com/forum/member.php?u=10664 , her username is Jana/Feiichy. Spreads all kinds of fake theories and information about Albanians. Has a weird fetish for Serbo-Chetnik fake history and propaganda...

Good chunk of Serbs in Kosova, if not most, are Ottoman settlers that especially settled Kosova after Austrian-Ottoman wars and later.

It's especially funny to see those Serbian hyper nationalists talk about Kosova and getting it ''back'', a region where they don't even seem to of made the majority going by these register in many of these areas and where good chunk of the natives were actually Islamized. If anything, it's...

People with obvious mental problems.

I hope that entire place gets taken down or that someone hacks it. That place is probably one of the most trash places I have seen with some of the most extemist people I have seen. On par with low IQ youtube comments and all those internet warriors. Especially those digusting Serb and Croat...

Pavli is an Albanian name for Paul. Marin is also an Albanian name, of Latin origin. Anyway, the next register further shows that most of this area and more, , was in fact Albanian. Part of the Orthodox people in Peja were Albanians too who bore Serbian names, Albanian-Slavic names etc. They...

Macedonia had Orthodox Albanians that became eventually Slavs too