Feudal Macedonian Lord Dobromir Hrs (Chrysos)

[Soldier of Macedon]

Bump. This was an excellent piece of information about a part of our history that isn't given enough credit.

[Coastal]

Originally Posted by Soldier of Macedon

One of the funniest rebuttals by some of these people, is the fact that they ask us to find "ethnic" Macedonians - Note the word "ethnic", I would love for these same people to find me references of their people during the East Roman period that consists of the "ethnic" prefix.

It would be really funny if someone really asks for "Ethnic"..smth ref.

I believe though that the questioning is about if there are quotes in teh medieval times about the term with ethnic and not geographical character.

[TrueMacedonian]

Originally Posted by Coastal

It would be really funny if someone really asks for "Ethnic"..smth ref.

I believe though that the questioning is about if there are quotes in teh medieval times about the term with ethnic and not geographical character.

Something you and your people should take into consideration.

[Soldier of Macedon]

Originally Posted by Coastal

It would be really funny if someone really asks for "Ethnic"..smth ref.

I believe though that the questioning is about if there are quotes in teh medieval times about the term with ethnic and not geographical character.

It would be funny Coastal, and it is each time a Greek asks the question. How does one define the quotes as being either ethnic or geographic in character? Is there a set and consistent criteria that can be used across all examples?