Were French dynasties of German/Norse origin?
French Kings and Dukes
Caleb Sullivan
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Mason Hernandez
Which dynasty when? We are talking about a time frame from 500/850-1850
Josiah Nelson
Obviously.
They were Frankish in origin after all.
Lucas Cruz
French kings were G
Spaniard Bourbon cucks that we beheaded and raped were R1b U106
Gabriel Fisher
Half of Germany is French btw,
Jayden Johnson
Source?
Julian Reyes
Most European royal houses are mostly Germanic, but they did intermarry a lot with local nobility and with each other, so no dynasty is purely Germanic either.
Jordan King
A recent study reported the genetic identification of the remains of two kings of France by comparing their Y-STR profiles. One of these samples is a presumptive blood sample of King Louis XVI (1754–1793), who died on the guillotine during the French Revolution. After the execution, many spectators apparently soaked their handkerchief in the blood of the king. One of the many handkerchiefs so collected was apparently kept in a pyrographically decorated gourd, which is now in the possession of an Italian family. Careful examination confirmed that the gourd indeed contained a handkerchief with traces of human blood powder.20 DNA analyses revealed a 17 Y-STR profile and the confirmation of the Y-chromosomal haplogroup G(xG1,G2).
Easton Murphy
They had 3 dynasties
Merovingian, Carolingian and Capet. The 3 of them were Germanic...
Weren't local nobility also Frankish in origin, in Western Europe?
My impression is that European nobility were mostly their own multinational group who intermarried themselves.
Ethan Carter
>Germanic ruling over anything
Try to rule your women before trying to rule stronger men than you, little blondcuck
Brandon Perez
Yes, most of the Western European nobility in general is Germanic, but the Franks were fairly meritocratic and would allow local people into the ranks of the nobility. Plus, they probably married some local women from influential families. On the other hand, most of the nobility in Eastern Europe is of local origin, and the Slavic and Magyar nobles did intermingle a bit with the German ones, and certainly passed on their genes as far afield as France.
Isaiah Cooper
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Joseph Cox
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Cameron Brown
>Most European royal houses are mostly Germanic
Does this stem from the social order set up towards the fall of the Western Roman Empire? Germanic warriors being endowed by the Romans to command armies and be given land in return? The clergy was always dominated by Mediterranean people, though.
Ethan Davis
How does R1b make it French?
Cooper Watson
>That red spot in Italy
Lombard rape baby kek
Dominic Perry
>haploshit brainlets drawing retarded conclusions from things they don't understand again
it's all so tiresome
Jonathan Flores
it doesn't.
Ethan Miller
>Weren't local nobility also Frankish in origin, in Western Europe?
Mostly Frankish, but not all, there were local Latin noble families, especially in Italy, like the Medici for example
Grayson Rivera
Can't wait for Frankboi to share his opinions on this.
Jose Young
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Brandon Evans
NO, THEY ARE HYBRIDS BETWEEN HUMAN, AND AMPHIBIOUS MONSTER.
Leo Miller
Franks aren't German (Deutsch) tho
They're Germanic (and closer to Dutch is anything)
Kevin Rogers
Yes. Almost every nation in modern Europe was Germanic-dominated at some point in history.
Nathan Murphy
Catch, more of his newest bits. Guy is truly hilarious.
Luis Moore
Dutch people and German people are pretty much the same.