A recently discovered 15th century census document produced by the Islamic Turkish – Ottoman Empire shows Albanian claims to Kosovo are wholly fraudulent and have no basis in history.

Kosovo was never Albanian. Ever.

According to the detailed census conducted in the year 1455, the vast majority of Kosovo’s inhabitants were Serbian, even as many were slain defending their homeland from the Turkish onslaught as the Islamic Ottoman Empire sought to conquer Europe.

Among the names noted by the census, 95.88 percent were of Serbian origin, 1.98 percent were Roman, 1.56 percent were undetermined, .26 percent Albanian, .25 percent Greek…

Aside from the names of communities, all of which are Serbian, the Turks were also recording the names of other landmarks.  In the 480 page long document, there is not one community, hill, river, or mountain with an Albanian name…

Through terror, the Ottoman occupiers pressured Serbian inhabitants to convert to Islam and in the  last two centuries of their rule promoted the migration of Albanians into Kosovo.  However the most dramatic changes to the makeup of population  happened in the 20^th Century.

During World War II, escaping Albanian terror, around 200,000 thousand Serbs fled deeper into Serbia. After the war, the Communist authorities forbid their return to Kosovo.  The process of reducing the Serbian population to the absolute minority was completed in 1999 after the NATO aggression [attack] when the Serbian province surrendered to a criminal military alliance and the U.N.   At that time, in just a few months, an additional 200,000 Serbs from Pristina [the capital city of the Kosovo Province] and other parts Kosovo and Mehtohija were expelled to so-called central Serbia.

If you want to know Europe’s future, look at what the ruling, global elites have done to Kosovo and the Serbian people.  Hundreds of Serbian churches and monasteries have been destroyed. Cemeteries are desecrated and vandalized while stores are ransacked for selling Serbian food. Serbs are also denied medicine.

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TURKS BURY ALBANIAN HISTORY! A document from 15th Century REVEALS: NO ALBANIANS in Kosovo!

The census for Vuk’s region [Kosovo], an official document of the Ottoman Empire from 1455 whose original is in Istanbul’s historical archives shows that in mid-15th century there were no Albanians in the region of Kosovo and Metohija.

More precisely, in the entire area between [the mountain ranges of] Prokleti and Kopaonik there were only 46 Albanian families.

This is the official population census result conducted by the Turkish authorities which is a unique document that has been preserved until today. This document also exposes the entirely nonsensical claims from Pristina officials that Albanians are indigenous, were even participating in the Battle of Kosovo  on the side of [the Serbian] Prince Lazar Hrebljanovic, and that the hero who killed the Turkish emperor Murat, traditionally known as Milos Obilic, was not Serb, but an Albanian.

If you take into consideration that in 1455, the Serbian province had only 46 Albanian families, one can conclude that in 1389, the year when Serbian knights intercepted and defeated the Turkish army in Gazimestan —  some 66 years before this census, at that time that there were no Albanians at all.

In the beginning of the census for Vuk’s region [Kosovo],  it states that it was conducted in the year 1455 in the land of [Vuk] Brankovic. This proves that even six decades after they [the Turks] occupied Kosovo, and arrested Vuk Brankovic [the ruler of Kosovo and Serbian nobleman under Prince Lazar] and imprisoned him in Carigrad [Istanbul] where he died, Turks were still calling Kosovo by his name.

The Ottoman census takers note that Kosovo and Methohija has 480 communities with 12,985 homes. Those houses were home to 14,087 heads of families from which 13,596 were grown men and 480 widows whose husbands and other male members of the household died in continuous battles.  Most homes, 12,840, belonged to [Christian] Orthodox Serbs,  75 to Vlasi [Balkan Romance speaking people], 46 to Albanians, 17 to Bulgarian, 5 to Greeks, while Jews and Catholics had one each.

The Serbs were living and the majority in all 480 communities between  Prokletije and Sar Planina [mountains] in the South and the slopes of Kopaonik [mountains] in the North.  Vlasi households, 75 of them, were present in 34, while the presence of Albanians were noted in only 23 villages. When you look at the total number of Albanian households, the conclusion is those 26 villages averaged two Albanian households each. 17 Bulgarian households were spread among 10 villages. 5 Greek households were in Laus and Vucitrn in which it was noted the presence one Jewish and one Roman Catholic families.

Among the names noted by the census, 95.88 percent were of Serbian origin, 1.98 percent were Roman, 1.56 percent were undetermined, .26 percent Albanian, .25 percent Greek.

It also notes that some grown men do not own homes and they were identified as poor.

Aside from the names of communities, all of which are Serbian, the Turks were also recording the names of other landmarks.  In the 480 page long document, there is not one community, hill, river, or mountain with an Albanian name.

The census for Vuk’s region [Kosovo] is a document that is 30 by 12 centimeters, comprised of 240 sheets of paper [printed on both sides], bound in leather. With beautiful penmanship, it was recorded with black ink on white paper.

The census records the names of inhabitants of Kosovo Polje [Blackbird Field] and the surrounding areas.  The most popular male names of Kosovo and Methohija were Radislav, Bogdan, Radica, Stjepan, and Nikola, but also Rajko, Milos, Radoslav, Bogoje, Doroslav, Priboje, and Milovan.  While the female names were Olivera, Radislava, Stojislava, Jelena, Stanislava, Vladislava, and Vukosava.

During the five centuries of Turkish occupation, the situation dramatically changed.  Through terror, the Ottoman occupiers pressured Serbian inhabitants to convert to Islam and in the  last two centuries of their rule promoted the migration of Albanians into Kosovo.  However the most dramatic changes to the makeup of population  happened in the 20^th Century.

During World War II, escaping Albanian terror, around 200,000 thousand Serbs fled deeper into Serbia. After the war, the Communist authorities forbid their return to Kosovo.  The process of reducing the Serbian population to the absolute minority was completed in 1999 after the NATO aggression [attack] when the Serbian province surrendered to a criminal military alliance and the U.N.   At that time, in just a few months, an additional 200,000 Serbs from Pristina [the capital city of the Kosovo Province] and other parts Kosovo and Mehtohija were expelled to so-called central Serbia.

According to the last census, from the autonomous [Serbian] province of  Kosovo and Methohija, conducted in the beginning of April of 2011, the population was 1.7 million.  This number generally covers only Albanians, because this census was not conducted in Serbian districts in the North [of Kosovo], while a large number Serbs South of the Ibar River boycotted.

In the voter registration rolls of Republic of Serbia, there are approximately 116,000 inhabitants of Kosovo and Methohija of Serbian nationality who have the right to vote [not including minors, and those who are unregistered].  This number includes approximately 9,000 Goranci,  who have converted to Islam but consider themselves members of those with Serbian ethnic roots.   Not only were there no Albanians in Kosovo and Methohija,  there were none in Northern Albania as well according to Decani [Serbian Orthodox Monastery] hrisovulja [census list] from the year 1330 which contains a detailed list of households in Methohija [Historically Serbian Church lands that comprise part of the Serbian province of Kosovo] and today’s Northern Albania.

From the same document, we learn that on monastery land, on both sides of the Prokletija [mountains], there are 89 villages:  86 Serbian and 3 Albanian.  Of 2166 agricultural  households and 2666 livestock farming households, only 44 were Albanian.

https://www.srbijadanas.com/vesti/kosovo/turci-pokopali-albansko-prekrajanje-istorije-dokument-iz-15-veka-otkriva-na-kosovu-nema-albanaca-2019-09-26

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