Mehmed Ali, an Albanian from Kavala, became governor of Egypt in 1805 and built a powerful, effectively autonomous state under nominal Ottoman sovereignty.
After defeating Ottoman forces and threatening the empire itself, he secured hereditary rule over Egypt for his family. His dynasty ruled Egypt until the Egyptian Revolution of 1952.
@Dr_Marxist_27 Sorry but I am a disabled lumpen person who lives off government assistance and I grew up in low income housing. I have been poor my whole life and I have no college degree. And I've spent the last ten years reading theory and working through it.
"Infested with ticks, half-dead from neglect, here lay the hound, old Argos.
But the moment he sensed Odysseus standing by he thumped his tail, nuzzling low, and his ears dropped, though he had no strength to drag himself an inch toward his master.
Odysseus glanced to the side and flicked away a tear, hiding it from Eumaeus, diverting his friend in a hasty, offhand way (....)
With that he entered the well-constructed palace, strode through the halls and joined the proud suitors.
But the dark shadow of death closed down on Argos' eyes the instant he saw Odysseus, twenty years away!"
you literally don’t know what you’re sending. you’re confusing the age of basal haplogroup I with the history of the specific lineage common among south slavs. the relevant lineage here is downstream: I2-L621 > CTS10228 > Y3120, with Y3120 and its descendants especially common among south slavs today (YOU 🫵)
don’t act retarded when you know there was a major influx of eastern european-related ancestry into the balkans during the 6th–8th century slavic migrations.
serbs and greeks have truly been mindraped by genetics. an objective truth means nothing to them. not even what the majority of academics say matters to them.
these are a spiritually raped people clinging to a fabricated past because the reality would make them suicidal.
"Infested with ticks, half-dead from neglect, here lay the hound, old Argos.
But the moment he sensed Odysseus standing by he thumped his tail, nuzzling low, and his ears dropped, though he had no strength to drag himself an inch toward his master.
Odysseus glanced to the side and flicked away a tear, hiding it from Eumaeus, diverting his friend in a hasty, offhand way (....)
With that he entered the well-constructed palace, strode through the halls and joined the proud suitors.
But the dark shadow of death closed down on Argos' eyes the instant he saw Odysseus, twenty years away!"
When Rome opened the gold mines of Dacia, it brought in the miners it trusted, and many came from Illyria. At Alburnus Maior (Roșia Montană), what is interesting however, is that despite having seemingly latinized these colonizers still carried local names from their respective regions of origin.