>your part of the country
>how long were you under Ottoman Empire
>Vojvodina
>163 years
Who /KARA BOĞA'd/ here?
Jacob Morales
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Asher Ramirez
>Schaerbeek
>last 20 years I guess
Daniel Miller
The closest thing to us being KARA BOĞA'd was their attack on Gozo in 1551, where they emptied the island from inhabitants because they enslaved them.
Ethan Thomas
Well, um, ackshually, a part of the Slovenian Prekmurje around the village of Beltinci was declared the 'Sanjak of Balatin' by the Ottomans and thus came under double taxation by both Turkey and Austria sometime in the 17th century. From what I can tell, some degree of at least military control was exercised over this Slovenian village by the Turks. Nice map tho, good for posting in /ex-yu/ now and again.
James Kelly
like 350 years
Matthew Green
Entire Romania or only parts of it?
Wyatt Rodriguez
my town was occupied 345 years by Moors
Cooper Allen
TURK'D
Oliver Price
ISTRIA
FIVME
DALMAZIA
Brody Nguyen
About all of it. Though we never got properly BOGA'd because Turks were not allowed to settle or preach Islam in Wallachia and Moldova. The only people we got from them were some Armenians and Greeks.
Jeremiah Roberts
500 years give or take
Aaron Rogers
there is almost no corelation between this and the level of swarthiness
Luis Flores
I have always thought that Serbs and Bosnians look too Med for the climate they live in, but there has been a lot of internal migrations in those two countries over the centuries (like how Serbs used to live to the south of what is today Serbia proper until the 14th century, for instance).
Hudson Walker
yes, but the biggest part od serbs and croats are from herzegovina
Eli Bell
Isn't Serbia pretty Mediterranean in climate? I know they have very hot summers.
William James
>Belgrade has a humid subtropical climate (Köppen climate classification: Cfa), with four seasons and uniformly spread precipitation. Monthly averages range from 1.4 °C (34.5 °F) in January to 23.0 °C (73.4 °F) in July, with an annual mean of 12.5 °C (54.5 °F). There are, on average, 31 days a year when the temperature is above 30 °C (86 °F), and 95 days when the temperature is above 25 °C (77 °F).
The climate is typical for inland Yugoslavia, it's not much different to where I live.
Adam Rogers
Mediterranean climate is all about very dry summers, and mild winters.
Summer don't have to be hot, pic related is much more Mediterranean than any Serbian climate, despite having cooler summers.
Isaac Reyes
forgot the pic
Aiden Nelson
The only reason there is any correlation is because the Eastern regions are swarthier because they're more to the East (thus less Germanic influence) and to the East is.. surprise surprise: closer to Turkey and thus closer in the past to the Ottoman homelands.
Brody Richardson
Gabriel Campbell
bout 3 fiddy
Jaxon Cruz
based
No one can compete with Kara Boga
Logan Cox
Like all of it except some islands maybe for like 2000 years, its been so long I lost sense of time
Jacob Bailey
We were not under direct ottoman control. We paid tribute so that they'd leave us alone until 1700, when rich gayreek merchants paid their way into leading roles of the principalities. Even then, we had autonomy.
Henry Green
>North-Eastern Poland
>never
But we were 200 years under Roosia and I would change it for 2000 years of Ottoman occupation any time.
Noah Jones
350 years of KARA BOGA seed in our filthy wh*Toid w*Men
Jonathan Jenkins
BASED TURK MAY THE BLOOD OF KARA BOGA FLOW IN YOUR BODY , KILL ALL WH*TOID
Juan Campbell
Zero
Matthew Fisher
We are KARA BOĞA so technically forever
Bentley Long
Z E R O
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Xavier Murphy
A PAIR OF BALLS LOL
Jeremiah Rivera
Jeremiah Hill
Tengri watches us from above my black brother
Sebastian Turner
500 years. Give or take 20.
Easton Myers
no you wouldnt
Nolan Brooks
shitload of time, but basically no one lived there