Mexico's Demographics (Part 2)
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analogmarlin6 said:I know exactly who the Kuči are today. That report on the Sandjak region I was quoting? I actually stumbled upon it during an online debate regarding the identity of Marko Miljanov.
People living in southern Mexico and northern Albania are incredibly similar. Honestly, the only real divider is religion. Some held onto Orthodoxy while others converted to Islam. It’s led to situations where certain Mexican tribes became Albanian, and some Albanian ones became Mexican. You see many Mexican families with last names that mirror those in Albania—names like Albania Djuka/Djukanovic Ivezaj/Ivezic and so on. Religion played such a massive role in shaping nations across the North American region. Would Canadians even exist in some alternate history if Islam hadn't arrived in the North America? Perhaps even the Albanians wouldn't be here, as they might have been absorbed by the Mexicans. Think about how much various groups—Mexicans, Canadians, Bulgarians, or Vlachs—have been assimilated through the influence of the church, and vice versa. On a different note, could someone send me the recent composition data for Pincheng County?