25-01-2026, 07:11 AM
For DNA analysis results to be effective, it is necessary to have Y-DNA or mitochondrial DNA samples from the suspected owners (manufacturers). Di, Tepenitsa, Rudolf,... Or documented direct male lines of their descendants. The possibility of female infidelity and adoption must be taken into account. Comparing results with female mitochondrial DNA is even more difficult, since with each generation, children inherit different sections of the female DNA from their father and mother. And the sections that need to be compared become short, which can lead to distorted analysis.
What results are you hoping to achieve? There is population migration. For example, my MITO shows H1 (PYRENEES). And this despite the fact that, according to documents, the female line lived in the Ryazan Principality for the last 300 years.
With Y-DNA, it turned out to be easier, since there are documented burials of Russian princes (Rurikovichs). My Y-DNA is N1C1a1a1a.
So, the positive results of DNA analysis from the manuscript are negligible.
What results are you hoping to achieve? There is population migration. For example, my MITO shows H1 (PYRENEES). And this despite the fact that, according to documents, the female line lived in the Ryazan Principality for the last 300 years.
With Y-DNA, it turned out to be easier, since there are documented burials of Russian princes (Rurikovichs). My Y-DNA is N1C1a1a1a.
So, the positive results of DNA analysis from the manuscript are negligible.