Uttar Pradesh and Bihar states of India is my guess.
Probably descended from both the Indo-Aryan and the Dravidian people and perhaps the Indus valley civilization.
Idk if I was descended from Arabs though my mother's family is Islamic.
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Originally posted by MaxVel View PostI'm (apparently) of Cornish stock. So from perhaps one of the oldest peoples of Britain, Celtic.
We held off the Saxons, the Vikings, the Romans, the Normans, and urban hip-hop culture. Not to be messed with.
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I'm (apparently) of Cornish stock. So from perhaps one of the oldest peoples of Britain, Celtic.
We held off the Saxons, the Vikings, the Romans, the Normans, and urban hip-hop culture. Not to be messed with.
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Originally posted by KingsGambit View PostI am a Hittite. Because that sounds cool. Yeah.
Originally posted by robrecht View PostI am the good Sumerian. I win
Originally posted by Teallaura View Post11th Century Welsh-Saxon. Mom traveled a lot.
*Yes, it's an SCA thing.
Originally posted by rogue06 View PostMy Scandinavian heritage means I'm a Viking. I'm officially pillaging this thread for any and all of the bacon.
Give me your bacon. Now!
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Originally posted by thewriteranon View PostI'm primarily Scottish and French. So I'm a Celt. -confetti-
Originally posted by Jedidiah View PostCeltic.
Originally posted by Manwë Súlimo View PostI'm Valarian.Last edited by Andius; 09-26-2014, 11:59 PM.
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Originally posted by Andius View PostWell, it was still giving a hand of sorts to the Latin-Italian folk in the area (Especially in paving the way for true Italian kings to start creating their dominions). ^^ Them intrusive Lombard kings had to go ASAP.
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Originally posted by robrecht View PostThose were not reparations; we were just shoring up our spiritual and religious support.
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Originally posted by mossrose View PostWhy doesn't it count?
And why in the world would you believe anything Nicky has to say over what I tell you?
EDIT: There ya go Mossy! Now that was fun now wasn't it? To reveal your heritage hailing from Brittania? ^^Last edited by Andius; 09-26-2014, 11:27 PM.
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If you all want to get fussy about heritage, I will tell you that I am Scots, Irish, English and Welsh.
My sister is into ancestry. There has always been a story in my family that we are related to King Edward III through his son John of Gaunt, brother of Edward the Black Prince. Yes, that guy in A Knight's Tale.
http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/...e-of-Lancaster
My sister recently, like this year, found the connection. I haven't seen all the information, but she has it all documented.
We are apparently descended from John's third marriage to Catherine Swynford, with whom he had a scandalous affair shortly after her husband died in 1372. And when John's second wife Constance died Catherine and John were married.
They had 4 children, all born before the marriage, and were declared legitimate in 1397, and took the name of Beaufort from one of their father's castles in Anjou.
http://www.nndb.com/people/826/000094544/
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My Scandinavian heritage means I'm a Viking. I'm officially pillaging this thread for any and all of the bacon.
Give me your bacon. Now!
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11th Century Welsh-Saxon. Mom traveled a lot.
*Yes, it's an SCA thing.
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