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Palbardhi is also a placename in Kosove https://www.mindat.org/feature-787248.html

Some of them also moved into Kosove during the Ottoman period in the 18th century, such as Vasojevic.

Village Dujak from 1485, somewhere in Western Kosovo, in the Nahije of Peja . Not to be confused with the village Dujake (https://mapcarta.com/N618631800) today in Western Kosovo which was also mentioned in 1485 and also had a lot of Albanian names. There were basically two villages with the...

Village Kracor year 1485, somewhere in Western Kosovo, Peja Gjini son of Gega Vuja son of Tole Gjura son of Vuja Gjergji son of Gjini Andrija his son Pepa son of Vuja Kola Siromah Ilia Son of Dreq Tole his son Andrija son of Tole Petko Siromah Gjon Arbanasi Tole son of Nezha Daba son of Gjura...

Village Lepovac from 1485 somewhere in Western Kosovo , Nahija of Peja Gjoni son of Andrija Pepa his son Nenko his son Gjoni son of Stepan Gjini brother of Vuk Tanush brother of Vuk Gjini son of Bardo Bardo Stepan Gega son of Ivan Andrija Gega Gega his son Branka Gjirakari Bezhan Dashnanini...

Village Magjrica/Magjerci from 1485, somewhere within the area of Prizren. Also mentioned as an Albanian village in 1348 and also mentioned in the 16th century register, doesn't exist today. They were Albanians who bore a mixture of Slavic and Albanian names. Albanian names are bolded Nenko son...

Gjura is a Slavic name possibly but was used by Albanians. I don't know if this village was posted in this thread but the village Uqe in Istog in the north of Kosovo in the year 1485 had Albanian names too. ''lia brother of Marin, Dimitri son of Gjon, Gjon brother of Andrija, Gjura son of...

I think the Gorani show some Albanian affiliation too, these you posted definitely show Albanian origin, but they also have Slavic origin but some Albos definitely over there. I am not surprised by this, I see they even got J-L283-PH1751. The video in the OP claims there are also lineages...

Kosovo Serbs come from many different areas, the ones from Montenigrin tribes show Albanian affiliation . The ones who came from Serbia proper maybe not. The ones who lived there from the medieval period or early Ottoman period I don't know, but assimilations couldn't of been that massive...

I agree. The Croats in Kosovo obviously must have a Croat origin but I'd argue with an addition of Albanian input , if we look at the registers of Kosovo from the 16th century it shows Janjevo contained also an Albanian population, there was a neighborhood there called ''Arbanas'' , I also...

In the North of Kosovo the Serbs there are mostly from Montenigrin tribes like Kuqi, Bjelopavlici etc which do in fact have Albanian origin or something close. the author in the OP claims the Serbs in Brezovica in Kosovo show an Albanian affiliation.

Most of the E-L241 in Albanians aren't associated with Slavs actually from what I know, such as Berisha e Kuqe has nothing to do with Slavs etc. nor do I see how this was taken by Albanians later , should see matches that show that then but quite the opposite. Also good part of Kosovo Serbs are...

OK I changed the title of the thread now. If you have a better suggestion for the thread title, ask an admin to change it.

My thread wasn't about Kosovo Serbs only but also Turks, Croats and other minorities in Kosovo. It might make it seem as if I have an interest in Serbs but I couldn't care less about Serbs, so maybe I should of added the title ''Kosovo minorities are possibly largely of Albanian origin'' . I am...

According to Gjergj Bojaxhi, one of the guys that runs AlbanianDNA project called Rrenjet , 45% of Kosovo Serbs have Albanian Y-DNA. Most Turks in Kosovo are Albanian too and most Croats in Kosovo so far tested too according to the Y-DNA results . Turks in Kosovo are just Turkified Albanians...

Speaking for the first time since his release, Sandulović said in a statement on Wednesday: “I was kidnapped by members of the Serbian secret police, who beat me, tortured, humiliated me and threatened to kill me and my family for more than six hours, endangering not only my health but also my...

I also agree with this. Although I haven't followed all the updates up to now. One theory , such as that of Matzinger as mentioned here before, holds that the Illyrians were from the East Alpine Block of Northern Italy.