Origin, Y-DNA of Sandzak Muslims

[User1]

Berane:

E-V13:
Đukić

I1:
Paripović

J2b:
Ramusović

[User1]

Rožaje:

E-V13:
Agović
Dacić
Hadžić
Halilović
Honsić
Kujević
Kurbardović
Šutković

I1:
Kalač
Kalender

I2a1:
Ferizović
Husović
Iljazović
Mujević

J2a1:
Bralić
Nurković 1 – Seošnica
Nurković 2 – Seošnica
Nurković 3 – Seošnica

J2b:
Seferović

R1b:
Bibić
Čolović
Kajević
Kurtagić
Lukač
Muković
Murić 1 – Grahovo
Murić 2 – Grahovo
Murić 3 – Klanac
Murić 4 – Klanac
Murić 5 – Klanac
Murić 6 – Klanac
Murić 7 – Donja Lovnica
Murić 8 – Jablanica
Murić 9 – Jablanica
Redžović

[User1]

Petnjica:

E-V13:
Mehović
Prentić
Ramčilović

G2a2:
Goljo
Hadrović
Hajdarpašić 1 – Vrševo
Šabotić 1 – Tucanje
Šabotić 2 – Dobrodole
Zverotić

I2a1:
Babačić
Cikotić
Huremović
Kočan 1 – Godočelje
Kočan 2 – Godočelje
Novalić
Osmanović
Talević
Taraniš
Tiganj

J2b:
Ramdedović
Skenderović 1 – Kalica
Skenderović 2 – Kalica
Škrijelj 1 – Murovac
Škrijelj 2 – Javorova
Škrijelj 3 – Dašča Rijeka

R1a:
Halilović
Korać
Palamar

R1b:
Agović 1 – Bare
Agović 2 – Orahovo
Agović 3 – Orahovo
Agović 4 – Gornja Vrbica
Agović 5 – Gornja Vrbica
Agović 6 – Gornja Vrbica
Ćeman
Duraković
Hajdarpašić 2 – Vrševo
Hodžić
Klica
Kožar 1 – Radmance
Kožar 2 – Radmance
Kožar 3 – Radmance
Kožar 4 – Radmance
Kršić
Ličina 1 – Radmance
Ličina 2 – Krušćica
Muhović
Muratović 1 – Petnjica
Muratović 2 – Petnjica
Rastoder 1 – Savin Bor
Rastoder 2 – Savin Bor
Rastoder 3 – Radmance
Rastoder 4 – Radmance
Rastoder 5 – Radmance
Rastoder 6 – Ponor

[Archetype0ne]

That Q1 is super duper interesting. Especially since that surname was usually given to Albanians by Turks. Whats the theory behind the Q?

[User1]

Bijelo Polje:

C-M85:
Bećirović

E-V13:
Bandić
Beganović
Čindrak
Kijamet
Ljuca
Mučić
Radič
Redžović
Zećirović

G2a2:
Ćorović 1 – Ivanje

I1:
Dizdarević
Erović
Hodžić
Kajević
Šabanović
Šahman

I2a1:
Begović
Dervović
Ćatović
Fetahović
Hadžajlić
Halilović
Hamzić
Kujović
Kurgaš
Kurtćehajić
Međedović
Mehonjić
Mekić
Mustajbašić
Rebronja

I2a2:
Borančić
Fetić
Kačar
Skoko
Zvrko

J2a:
Kapetanović
Pućurica
Redžepagić
Salković
Sijarić 1 – Sipanje
Suljević

J2b:
Kačar
Spahić

R1a:
Bibuljica
Brčvak
Ćevapović
Ćorović 2 – Ivanje
Ramović
Sijarić 2 – Bistrica

R1b:
Isović
Kanalić
Kašić
Kujović
Pačariz
Redžić

T1a:
Dervišević

[User1]

Pljevlja:

E-V13:
Čuturić

G2a2:
Strujić

H1:
Nuhanović

I1:
Ćatović
Kriještorac

I2a1:
Ajanović
Delić
Kadić
Talić

R1a:
Pojatić
Sadović

R1b:
Čaušević

[User1]

Podgorica

E-V13:
Ahmetović
Bošnjaković
Đurbuzović

G2:
Ljucović

I2a1:
Strinić

J1:
Krnić

J2a:
Galičić
Hadrović

J2b:
Lekić
Taljanović

R1a:
Seknić

R1b:
Đečević
Lačević
Šarkić

Tuzi:

E-V13:
Drešević

J2b:
Akšabanović

R1a:
Ramović

R1b:
Kojašević

Bar:

E-V13:
Bračić
Šabović

G2:
Ivanović

I2a1:
Ćubić
Vulić

L2:
Peković

R1a:
Ramadanović
Omeralović

R1b:
Perazić
Ramović

[User1]

That Q1 is super duper interesting. Especially since that surname was usually given to Albanians by Turks. Whats the theory behind the Q?

Bratonožići tribe Q-L275>F1213>M378>L245>Y2998>Y2209>BZ3000 (https://yfull.com/tree/Q-BZ3000/)

[Archetype0ne]

Bratonožići tribe Q2-L275>F1213>M378>L245>Y2998>Y2209>BZ3000 (https://yfull.com/tree/Q-BZ3000/)

That is not the Sahinovic Q1 is it?

Interesting nonetheless. Since Q branch could be the Eastern source that shows in Albanians, Greeks, and I assume some South Slavs. It shows up wierdly on calculators, sometimes as Amerindian, sometimes as Han, sometimes as Papuan. Usually Motala or similar samples are a good proxy for it. My assumption is that that autosomal component is very old and related to some ancestral Siberian branch that contributed both to Native Americans, MesoAmericans, as well as Manchurians/ Han (and somehow found their way in Austronesia). Just never thought what Y branch could be the connection. But Q seems to be a good condidate.

https://www.eupedia.com/europe/Haplogroup_Q_Y-DNA.shtml

[User1]

Šahinović is Y2209+ and they claim to be from Bratonožići.