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7/24/2025, 4:04:53 PM
It's time to put an end to this debate.
The gradient of North African ancestry in the Iberian Peninsula isn't South to North, as one would expect from the Muslim invasion, but West to East.
>Why is that?
Muslim forces did enter Iberia from the South. But over ~800 years of presence, their genetic influence became widespread across the entire peninsula.
During the Reconquista, two major demographic shifts occurred:
>The expulsion of Moors and Moor-admixed populations, particularly from urban centers and agricultural regions
>The settlement of Christian populations, especially from Northern Europe and the Pyrenees, who were granted land in reconquered areas
The expulsion of Moors uniformly reduced the Moorish admixture from 40% to <15% in the entire peninsula.
But northern settlers mostly settled in North-Eastern Iberia. They made North-Eastern Iberia very White, to the point of having little to no Moorish-admixture today, but they had a much lesser impact on Southern and Western Iberia.
This is reflected today in genetic studies: North-Eastern Spaniards are the Whitest people in the peninsula, but Galicians, Portuguese and Southern Spaniards still carry high levels of North African DNA.
The gradient of North African ancestry in the Iberian Peninsula isn't South to North, as one would expect from the Muslim invasion, but West to East.
>Why is that?
Muslim forces did enter Iberia from the South. But over ~800 years of presence, their genetic influence became widespread across the entire peninsula.
During the Reconquista, two major demographic shifts occurred:
>The expulsion of Moors and Moor-admixed populations, particularly from urban centers and agricultural regions
>The settlement of Christian populations, especially from Northern Europe and the Pyrenees, who were granted land in reconquered areas
The expulsion of Moors uniformly reduced the Moorish admixture from 40% to <15% in the entire peninsula.
But northern settlers mostly settled in North-Eastern Iberia. They made North-Eastern Iberia very White, to the point of having little to no Moorish-admixture today, but they had a much lesser impact on Southern and Western Iberia.
This is reflected today in genetic studies: North-Eastern Spaniards are the Whitest people in the peninsula, but Galicians, Portuguese and Southern Spaniards still carry high levels of North African DNA.
7/24/2025, 3:58:19 PM
It's time to put an end to this debate.
The gradient of North African ancestry in the Iberian Peninsula isn't South to North, as one would expect from the Muslim invasion, but West to East.
>Why is that?
Muslim forces did enter Iberia from the South. But over ~800 years of presence, their genetic influence became widespread across the entire peninsula.
During the Reconquista, two major demographic shifts occurred:
>The expulsion of Moors and Moor-admixed populations, particularly from urban centers and agricultural regions
>The settlement of Christian populations, especially from Northern Europe and the Pyrenees, who were granted land in reconquered areas
The expulsion of Moors uniformly reduced the Moorish admixture from 40% to <15% in the entire peninsula.
But northern settlers mostly settled in North-Eastern Iberia. They made North-Eastern Iberia very White, to the point of having little to no Moorish-admixture today, but they had a much lesser impact on Southern and Western Iberia.
This is reflected today in genetic studies: North-Eastern Spaniards are the Whitest people in the peninsula, but Galicians, Portuguese and Southern Spaniards still carry high levels of North African DNA.
The gradient of North African ancestry in the Iberian Peninsula isn't South to North, as one would expect from the Muslim invasion, but West to East.
>Why is that?
Muslim forces did enter Iberia from the South. But over ~800 years of presence, their genetic influence became widespread across the entire peninsula.
During the Reconquista, two major demographic shifts occurred:
>The expulsion of Moors and Moor-admixed populations, particularly from urban centers and agricultural regions
>The settlement of Christian populations, especially from Northern Europe and the Pyrenees, who were granted land in reconquered areas
The expulsion of Moors uniformly reduced the Moorish admixture from 40% to <15% in the entire peninsula.
But northern settlers mostly settled in North-Eastern Iberia. They made North-Eastern Iberia very White, to the point of having little to no Moorish-admixture today, but they had a much lesser impact on Southern and Western Iberia.
This is reflected today in genetic studies: North-Eastern Spaniards are the Whitest people in the peninsula, but Galicians, Portuguese and Southern Spaniards still carry high levels of North African DNA.
7/22/2025, 8:13:15 PM
>>511066498
Iberians are niggers too.
Iberians are niggers too.
7/22/2025, 8:13:15 PM
>>22973387
Iberians are niggers too.
Iberians are niggers too.
6/16/2025, 8:42:35 PM
Why is Portugal more Moorish than Spain?
6/13/2025, 5:40:29 PM
>>17761179
12% and it uses modern nafris as reference. It's doubtful whether these were actually the people who invaded Iberia at the time. It also mentions that they have admixture from a population who was more SSA-like. This is true for Catalans in particular. They have low nafri but pick up some SSA from getting raped by the Almoravid negroes.
12% and it uses modern nafris as reference. It's doubtful whether these were actually the people who invaded Iberia at the time. It also mentions that they have admixture from a population who was more SSA-like. This is true for Catalans in particular. They have low nafri but pick up some SSA from getting raped by the Almoravid negroes.
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