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Our language Shqip is indeed unique. The Anunnaki that came to our planet 450.000 years ago spoke albanian! People say its 7000 years old but its actually 450.000 years old! The first language to EXIST, and the first humans spoke albanian! Anunnaki spoke it, our language is unique and oldest on earth!
woww you albanians have to try and steal all history since you have none of your own lol.. so milos obilic is even albanian now. You are truly a funny bunch of people
Arvanitas means albanian
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Albanians rewriting history since the 20th century to compensate with their lack of significance and importance in the world.
Excellent video! Thanks !🙏
History 😂😂😂,you don't have it everything is stole and false...
Here’s what is not included. Both Greeks and Illyrians are dependents of the Paleobalkans and both speak a Paleobalkan language which is Indo European. Many of the Greek tribes originated in the region of Epirus because this is where the Paleobalkan people have birth to both Greeks and Albanians. From here the Illyrians migrated and mixed with farmer gatherers. The greeks migrated and expanded opposite from the Illyrians and mixed with other farmer gatherers. Forget about the Pelasgians as Illyrian or Greek. They could be a number of people. We know that the priest in Egypt who met with Solon told him if a much older Athens. An Athens that was built by the same Goddess who built the priest city in Egypt but she built Athens 1,000 years before the Egyptian city. Those Athenians were eventually wiped out by a flood and the Athenians in the mountains came back down and resettled the lands but had way less knowledge of their fellow Athenians in the lowlands since they were highlanders. These Athenians can also be the “Pelasgians” that were mentioned. We cannot know for sure. This video is made with a bit too much propaganda.
Pyrrhus was not Illyrian. He was Greek and so was Alexander. Being on the boarder and being royalty you can say that the might have had some Illyrian ancestors but that about it.
We do not have any information or I should say proper information on the Pelasgians. We do know the Greeks called different groups Pelasgians and later the Pelasgians was used by Arvanites to explain their place within the Greek lands.
Korkodilos Kladas used the symbol on a red background before Skanderbeg showing us that it wasn’t about specific groups but to symbolize their commitment to their history and how their history will be continuing into the present and future. This was the war flag of Paleologos and therefore it symbolized wars and movements. This again is what we see with Kladas and Skanderbeg even though one was Greek and the other was Albanian this meant the same to them both.
Albanian for British snakes.. Shqiptare between them😁 There's no "Albanian" in Shqiperia!! Ancient roots?? British snakes, try another Cyprus step with the easy way now... 😁 Great diplomats but dangerous..
You're Right ,Albanians! Father is Albania, Mother is Greece: Your Country was part of Greece: Ancient Greek Hepirus!! 😁 DON'T FORGET IT..
“TROJET TONA” does not mean “our land” but “our lands” (plural) in Albanian. Singular of land in Albanian is Truall and not Troj….
I don’t think constatine was Illyrian, it is true he was born in the city of Naissus. This city originated as a Roman military camp, established by the Roman army between 75-73 BC. The camp later developed into a city and was settled by many Roman families from Italy. Before being conquered by the Romans, the area in the nearby vicinity of Naissus was historically inhabited by the Triballi, a Thracian tribe, and the Scordisci, a Celtic political creation. The city itself, however, was of Roman origin, being first inhabited by Roman legionaries from Italy, before eventually transforming into a proper city by the second century AD. Moesia was never historically linked to ancient Illyria, nor to the Roman province of Illyricum, nor did it ever form any part of an area known as Illyricum until the year 347, when the Roman Empire was divided into four administrative divisions known as praetorian prefectures; several of the Roman provinces, including Moesia Superior and Moesia Inferior, were grouped together into the Praetorian Prefecture of Illyricum - named after the old Roman province of Illyricum. This took place in 347, a decade after the death of Constantine. Prior to this, the area of Moesia never belonged to Illyricum - neither to the province, nor the the historical region, nor to any cultural, political, administrative, or geographical region known by that name. Furthermore, the city of Naissus - where Constantine was born -was located east of the Morava River, which was the historical easternmost boundary of the ancient region of Illyria: the city had no historical connection to Illyria nor to the Roman province of Illyricum, and it was not until a decade after the death of Constantine that the city and surrounding province became incorporated into an administrative-geographical area called Illyricum. Constantine belonged to Latin culture and Roman civilization. His native language was Latin. He did not speak Greek, as is often incorrectly assumed. In fact, he required the use of a translator in order to translate his Latin speeches into Greek. There is no evidence that he spoke Illyrian either, which was gradually becoming extinct due to the wide use of the Latin language. Nor would there be any reason for Constantine to know Illyrian, since the city and immediate surrounding area in which he lived was not inhabited by Illyrians, as was mentioned in the above section. Roman cities and urban areas were centres of Latin culture, in which Roman civilization flourished and from which Roman civilization was able to rapidly spread. There were no “Illyrian” cities, as such, in the Roman Empire. By the time of Constantine, the Latin language was the spoken language in all the western cities of the Empire, as well as in the western Balkans. By this time the Illyrian languages were near extinction even in the rural areas and, needless to say, these languages were never prominently spoken in the cities or urban areas of the Empire to begin with, especially not in those cities which were founded and/or heavily settled and colonized by the Romans. It has already been demonstrated that Constantine was not an Illyrian by culture, and not an Illyrian by geography either. But what about by ancestry? To determine Constantine's ancestry, it is necessary to trace the ancestry of his parents: Emperor Constantius Chlorus and Empress Helena. Helena was born in the city of Drepana (later renamed Helenopolis), in the Roman province of Bithynia - which was not located anywhere near Illyria. Bithynia was an ancient region located in northwestern Anatolia (then called Asia Minor), today part of modern Turkey. The region was named after the Bithyni, a Thracian tribe that inhabited the region. Previously the general area in which she was born belonged to the Hittites, Phrygians and Greeks. Helena's ethnic origins are unclear, but she certainly was not an Illyrian. Her complete name, Flavia Iulia Helena, indicates descent from the gens Flavia and the gens Julia, two ancient Italian families, although it is not certain whether she truly belonged to these gentes or later adopted the names. Constantine's father, Constantius Chlorus (who is also one of the so-called “Illyrian” emperors), was born in the Roman province of Moesia Superior to Flavius Eutropius and Claudia Crispina. Flavius Eutropius (the paternal grandfather of Constantine) descended from the Flavii Sabini, a branch of the gens Flavia, whose origins were in Sabina, Italy, and from Junius Licinius Balbus, grandnephew of the Roman Emperor Lucius Verus, who belonged to the gens Ceionia, whose origins were in Etruria, Italy, and to the gens Licinia, whose origins were in Latium or Etruria, Italy. Claudia Crispina (the paternal grandmother of Constantine) belonged to the Crispini family of the gens Bruttia, whose origins were in Bruttium, Italy. She was also distantly related to the gens Atia, a plebeian family from Rome, through her mother Aurelia (the paternal great-grandmother of Constantine) and, through the family of Claudius, to the gens Flavia. Thus Constantius Chlorus belonged to the gentes Flavia, Ceionia, Licinia and Bruttia, and more distantly to the gens Atia - all well-known ancient Italian families. Constantine's official genealogy traces his father's descent through Claudius II. That Constantine and his father Chlorus were of Claudian descent is attested by several ancient sources. The most respected of these, the Origo Constantini Imperatoris (“The Lineage of the Emperor Constantine”), written in the 4th century, tells us that Constantine's father, Constantius Chlorus, was a grandson of the brother of Emperor Claudius II: “Constantius, grandson of the brother of that best of emperors Claudius, was first one of the emperor's bodyguard, then a tribune, and later, governor of Dalmatia.” The Panegyric VI of Eumenius, written in 310, likewise speaks of a Claudian descent: “Therefore to begin with I shall treat of the divinity from whom you descend... You have flowing in your veins the blood of your ancestor, the divine Claudius...” Book IX of Eutropius' Abridgment of Roman History, written in the same century, reaffirms it: “...Constantius is said to have been the grand-nephew of Claudius by a daughter...” The 4th century Historia Augusta goes into greater detail, but differs from the rest by making Chlorus a grand-nephew of Claudius II through his niece Claudia. Despite differences in some of the details, all of the ancient sources are unanimous in tracing Constantine's paternal ancestry to Emperor Claudius II. Moreover, Constantine's family tree (see below) shows that Constantine, Chlorus and Claudius II can each trace their lineage to Emperor Augustus, while a more thorough examination of the tree shows that Constantine and Chlorus both belonged to the gentes Flavia, Ceionia, Licinia, Bruttia and Atia - all families whose origins can be traced back to Italy. Therefore, although the origins of Constatine's mother Helena are uncertain, we know that Constantine was certainly of Italian origin through his father Constantius Chlorus. There are no “Illyrians” to be found in his ancestry.
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Funny that you should mention Claudius II. According to the fabricated 'Historia Augusta', it refers to Constantine the great as a member of the Flavian family, probably an attempt to further connect him with his father, the future emperor Flavius Valerius Constantius. According to modern historians they suspect that his maternal connection to be a genealogical fabrication created by Constantine the Great him self because of his own humble origins. Constantine probably sought to dissociate his real father's background from the memory of the western Roman ruler Maximian, also he of Illyrian origin btw. At the age 16 years old, Maximian appointed young Constantine to serve as his praetorian prefect in Gaul. So weather or not Flavius Valerius Constantius was Constantines real father or not, both were acctually born in Naissus of Dardania. Then you mentioned the Latin language. First off, during the era of Constantine the Great, many people in the Italian peninsula spoke Etruscan languages, now extinct, and people living in the territories governed by Rome such as Dardania and even Illyria at large, people spoke local languages, totally unrelated to Latin. This being the case, the "vulgar" Latin spoken by a German army officer, to that of an Illyrian army officer, both learned to speak Latin. However, both differed in speech and pronunciation because both had a native language spoken by the common people. So to claim that Constantine only spoke Latin and not Illyrian is a bit far-fetched. I mean he was born in Dardania. He must have spoken a nativ language as well, right? And if so, is it possible he spoke Dardanian?
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"The language of the Albanians is unformed and adulterated. In many areas Italian elements have been incorporated into the language, in others Greek and in others Slavonic. Therefore Albanians who live fifty or sixty miles apart do not understand each other. In addition, there are racial differences between the Gegs who live in the wild north and the Tosks in the less rugged south. One would say that they belong to different ethnicities. And indeed this is the case. It would be easy to prove that the Albanians are not one people but half a dozen peoples." Sir John Foster Fraser, "Pictures from the Balkans", CHAPTER XXIV. THE ALBANIANS, p. 257-258)
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Tusen tack för hundringen! Uppskattar det enormt!!
Bro is making his own history💀
Was für eine faszinierende Geschichte ❤
Albania is land of eagles and anunaki and is the fitmrst language of humaniti.
ARBANITES STIN ELADA EKOUNE FOBO GIA NA PUNE TIN ALITHIA ME PERIFANI TIN OPIGINA TUS @GIATI GIATI @ EINAI TROPI NA PIS DINATA TIN OOIGINA TUS ALITHINA @ APK PIO FOBONT?
Histori eluftuar na fuqit e medha dhe disa fqinj qe u formuan metokat ilire erberore dhe shqiptare
Sa keq ne histori na mesonin vetem histori politike sidomos te regjimit komunist
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Long life for Greater Albania , we need a documentary for the chameria please
Why no mention of the war crimes and extreme brutality of the Arvanites against the indigenous Macedonian population?
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I'm Albanian if wi duet ADN 100;tosk epiri shem for gjipsi grek pondio turks
Romans didn't impose languages or cultures in their territorial dominion.. It was a cosmopolite empire guided by a geopolitical élite, not an ethnocentric group...
Siptari,pa vi pišete novu istoriju , pa stvarno ste zaladjeni, da mi je vaše pameti samo pola sata da se slatko odmorim
... és hova mennek a Trójaiak a harc után - Albaniaba..... ? Nem ... Vissza , eleikhez ..... - a Karpat- medencébe ! :)
skanderbeg napoleon of the balkans
Finally the truth story of Albanian people its's explain very well in this video ,. I💗IT
After all we did for Greeks, they chant death to Albanians “with their bowels we will make shoelaces” and burn our flag. Also acts of terrorism like that Katsifas guy which was neutralised and also refusing to remove the law of war since cowardly attackin us in 1939 and failing to gain anything. What do you make of that?
Fustanella is an Italian loanword cut the crap with nationalism in your videos.
Wait.. I thought your an Albanian? The word Fustanella is a Albanian word. Don't take my word for it, Google translate it, vllaqko.
As an Albanian this is pure delusional. Of course there was Albanian influence and population there but everything is exxagerated and apparently no Greeks existed how would then these people be made Greeks? Delusion.
Even you are not Albanian or you don’t know history! Take a look below and learn some history! Johann Georg von Hahn 1811-1869: "The modern Greeks are, in the greater part, nothing more than Christianized Albanians." Jacob Philipp Fallmerayer 1790-1861: "The Greek War of Independence was a "purely Shqiptarian (Albanian), not a Hellenic Revolution." James Henry Skene 1812-1886: "The Albanians of Greece are called Arvaniti by the Greeks, and Arnaout by the Turks, but they call themselves Shqiptar." Edmond About 1828-1885: "The Greeks are not Greeks; they are Albanians who have forgotten their mother tongue." François Pouqueville 1770-1838: "The Souliotes, an Albanian race distinguished for their bravery and love of freedom." Edward Lear 1812-1888: "The Greeks of the Peloponnese often use the term 'Arvanites' to refer to Albanian-speaking communities in their region, acknowledging their distinct cultural and linguistic heritage." Lord Byron 1788-1824: "The Albanians in their dresses the most magnificent in the world." William Martin Leake 1777-1860: "The population of Greece is composed of a great variety of races, among which the Albanian has furnished a large proportion." William Martin Leake 1777-1860: "Throughout Greek history, the term 'Arvanites' has been used to identify Albanian settlers and communities in Greece, highlighting their cultural and linguistic connections to Albania." Johann Thunmann 1746-1778: "The Greeks are made up of various races, among which the Albanian is not the least numerous." Edward Daniel Clarke 1769-1822: "The Greeks of the present day are only the Albanians speaking a dialect of the ancient Greek." Konstantin Jireček 1854-1918: "The ethnic composition of the Greek population is more diverse than commonly believed, with significant contributions from Albanians." Louis-Félicien de Saulcy 1807-1880: "The ancient Greeks were not a homogeneous population but rather a blend of various ethnic groups, including Albanians." Johann Jacob Reiske 1716-1774: "The modern Greeks are descended from a mixture of indigenous peoples and newcomers, including Albanians and Slavs." Richard Pococke 1704-1765: "The Souliotes, a tribe of Albanian descent, maintained their independence in the mountainous regions of Epirus, resisting both Ottoman and local Greek authority." Thomas Smart Hughes 1786-1847: "The Souliotes, a clan of Albanian descent, fiercely resisted Ottoman authority in the rugged mountains of Epirus." Jacob Philipp Fallmerayer 1790-1861: "The Greeks are not direct descendants of the ancient Greeks but rather of Slavic and Albanian origin." Karl Wilhelm Friedrich Schlegel 1772-1829: "The Greeks of his time were a mixture of various ethnic groups, including Albanians, who had contributed to the formation of Greek culture and civilization." Karl Otfried Müller 1797-1840: "The ancient Greeks were not a homogeneous ethnic group but rather a blend of various peoples, including Albanians." Pierre-Joseph Amédée Jaubert 1779-1847: "The modern Greeks are descended from a mixture of ancient Greeks, Albanians, and other Balkan peoples." François Pouqueville 1770-1838: "The modern Greek population has diverse ethnic origins, including significant contributions from Albanians." Edward Daniel Clarke 1769-1822: "The Souliotes, a fierce and indomitable race of Albanians." Richard Chandler 1738-1810: "The inhabitants of Suli are Albanians, whose ancestors for several centuries have inhabited these mountains." Lord Byron 1788-1824: The Souliotes are "Albanian giants, of the mountain-land, they were the foes of tyrants." William Martin Leake 1777-1860: "The Souliotes, an Albanian tribe inhabiting the mountains of Epirus." Sir John Hobhouse 1786-1869: "The Souliotes, a clan of Albanian origin, fiercely resisted Ottoman authority." Henry Holland 1788-1873: "The Souliotes, a hardy and warlike race of Albanians, inhabited the rugged mountains of Epirus." Frederick William Hasluck 1878-1920: "The Souliotes, a community of Albanian origin, fiercely defended their mountain stronghold against the Ottoman forces." Edward Dodwell 1767-1832: "The Souliotes, a tribe of Albanians, have been long distinguished for their bravery and love of freedom. They inhabit a mountainous district in the north of Greece." Johann Georg von Hahn 1811-1869: "The Greeks commonly refer to Albanians as 'Arvanites,' a term that has been used for centuries to describe the Albanian-speaking population residing in various parts of Greece." John L. Comstock 1787-1858: "The Souliotes, a tribe of Albanian origin, have maintained their independence amidst the mountains of Epirus." George Finlay 1799-1875: "The Souliotes, a hardy and independent race of Albanian mountaineers, inhabited the rugged region of Souli in Epirus." James Emerson Tennent 1804-1869: "The Souliotes, a bold and warlike race of Albanians, defended their mountain fastnesses against the Ottoman forces for centuries." George Gordon 1788-1824: "The Souliotes, an Albanian tribe renowned for their bravery and martial spirit, held out against overwhelming odds in their mountain strongholds." Lewis Sergeant 1841-1902: "The Souliotes, an Albanian community, displayed remarkable courage and tenacity in their struggle against Ottoman domination." Helen F. Glykatzi-Ahrweiler 1926-….: "The Souliotes, an Albanian-speaking people, were known for their fierce resistance against the Ottoman Empire." William Martin Leake 1777-1860: "The Souliotes, believed to be of Albanian origin, were renowned for their courage and tenacity in defending their mountain strongholds against all adversaries." John Cartwright 1740-1824: "The Souliotes, an Albanian-speaking community, fiercely defended their freedom and identity against the Ottoman Empire and neighboring Greek clans." Thomas Allom 1804-1872: "The Souliotes, descended from Albanian stock, were known for their martial prowess and resistance against foreign invaders." William Kelly 1811-1888: "The Souliotes, a tribe of Albanian lineage, held onto their independence in the mountains of Epirus, forging a distinct identity amidst the turbulent history of the region." Sir Richard Church 1784-1873: "In Greek folklore and literature, the term 'Arvanites' has been employed to denote Albanians, reflecting the historical presence of Albanian-speaking populations in Greece." Edward Everett 1794-1865: "The Albanians, renowned for their martial spirit and fierce independence, played a significant role in the Greek War of Independence, contributing both fighters and leaders to the cause." Sir Richard Church 1784-1873: "In the tumult of the Greek War of Independence, Albanians emerged as key actors, their bravery and military prowess contributing greatly to the struggle against Ottoman rule." Alexander Mavrocordatos 1791-1865: "Albanians, long oppressed under Ottoman rule, seized the opportunity presented by the Greek War of Independence to assert their own aspirations for self-determination, fighting alongside their Greek neighbors for liberty." Edward Bulwer-Lytton 1803-1873: "The Greek War of Independence was a testament to the unity of purpose among diverse ethnic groups, including Albanians, who banded together in pursuit of a common goal: liberation from Ottoman tyranny." James Emerson Tennent 1804-1869: "The Greek struggle for independence witnessed the participation of Albanians alongside their Greek brethren, demonstrating a shared desire for freedom from Ottoman rule." Lewis Sergeant 1841-1902: "The Greek War of Independence cannot be fully understood without considering the impact of Ali Pasha's rule in the region. Edward Gibbon 1737-1794: "The Greeks often refer to the Albanians as 'Arvanites,' a term derived from the Albanian word 'Arber' or 'Arberesh,' signifying their Albanian origin." Richard Chandler 1738-1810: "In Greek folklore and historical accounts, the term 'Arvanites' is frequently used to denote Albanians living in Greece, reflecting their presence and influence in the region." Edward Daniel Clarke 1769-1822: "The designation 'Arvanites' has long been employed by Greeks to refer to Albanian-speaking populations in Greece, underscoring the enduring presence of Albanian communities in the region."
Good video but there are no ancient sources that Alexander is Illyrian simply because Alexander himself called the Illyrians and Thracians as foreigners and Alexander identified as hellene
Thank you for your appreciation. The question begs the differ..How come Alexander was tough the Greek language by Aristoteles if he considered himself a Hellenes? As for his Illyrian ethnicity which is commonly know as being linked to his Illyrian mother, is still wildly unaccepted by mainstream Greek historians.
@@ChildrenOfTheEaglebut his mother was a molesian his father has also been confirmed that he was a hellene Philip from Argos originally
@@Pan20006 How come then Philip is known as Philip of Macedon and not as Philip of Greece? Btw, have you seen the interview with Angelina Jolie when she said, "I used an Albanian accent to appear as realistic as possible" when she played the role of Alexander's mother, Olympia?!! Another interesting fact about the movie. The scene when Alexander speaks to an wounded Illyrian soldier, Alexsander's soldier is chanting in the background.. Ecim perpara, in Albanian = walking forward, when his army was marching towards the enemies? Look, as rediculas as Slavic Macedonian claiming he was Slavic, it is just as rediculas when Greeks claim he was Greek.
@@Pan20006 Whether ancient Macedonia should be regarded as Greek or as a distinct entity is a matter of historical interpretation and perspective, and opinions on this matter may vary among historians and scholars. Personally I'm leaning towards it being a distinct entity and nothing else, but if you believe it was Greek then that's your prerogative.
@@ChildrenOfTheEaglewell Philip unified all the Hellenic city stated against the Persians
Thank you ❤
Baron Nopcsa Ferenc was aspirant for the thron of Albania, he was from Hungary. Norbert Jokl was from Vienna, a great albanologist. Very important parallels. It would be interesting to catalogise the incoming words in different times from different languages. The industry-words such Stecker, Thermocentrale, and the words of the culture, and the different segments of the life. Best greetings from Vienna for these very informative compound.
Albans were fighting along Serbs Bulgars to but a lot of them chose Islam after Batlle of Kosovo so we Serbs see it as a betrayal, Albans were mostly Christians before Ottoman empire came to the Balkans and out of all sourandind nations Serbs fought the hardest
A liar!!!!!!!! 😡😡😡 Skenderbeg was a Serbian,Đorđe Kastriotić,her mother Vladislava r and his father Ivan were Serbs!!!!!!!!! How could he be the Albanian?!!!!!! Kosovo polje doesn' t means nothing in albanian language but in serbian means blackbird!!!! "Kosovo polje= The blackbird birds=La piana dei merli in italian. A huge number of Serbian princes died defending Serbia and Christianity in the battle of Kosovo on 28.06. 1398.!!!!! Over 3000 serbian monastery and churches more than 1000 years old!!!!!!!!!!
Skenderbeg was a Serbian,Đorđe Kastriotić,her mother and his father were Serbs!!!!!!!!! How could he Albanian?!!!!!!????!
Ze us in the Albanian language it means, it's noise,interesting indeed 🤘🇦🇱
Hey hey Nothing about Romanians Moldavians ? 😂 many of the words from the table are similiar in romanian 😂 also our languages are similar 😊😊😊 same ascensors 😊 love from Chisinau Moldova to Albania ❤