@hinataachan2: What would of Europe looked like if the Slavic migrations never happened…👀🌍 #historytok #balkan #historychannel #learnhistory

Anastasis 🇬🇷🇪🇺 :

Sounds like dream

🇦🇱𐔓𐔀𐔍𐔙𐔖𐔓𐔍𐔀🇩🇪 :

sounds like a dream

linkedin user ⚜️ :

istria and dalmatia would be italic

Epirus 1944🇦🇱🦅☦️ :

It was only two nation near Adriatic and Jon see Greece, and Albania

MXY ✟ † ♱ :

What if

Adnan :

Balkan isnt Slavic. Were only speak some of Slavic language.

sotirisargiris :

so vardaskian s didn't have time machine [Δάκρυα χαράς]

🇦🇱Illyrian Peninsula🦅 :

Not all of Makedonia are Slavic over 70% are NOT by DNA and not by culture 💯

𝖍𝖇 :

would lwk be a dream

MarkoK :

Here’s what would have happened: Rome would have lasted longer, even if it fell Illyria and Greece would have been strong and established countries without wars to weaken the Balkans, they would have been more united and the Ottomans would have never been able to conquer the Balkans. And then a thousand years of peace with no world wars and a united Europe. The Slavs would live up there all together happily ever after and Europe would look like this:

LeviFPV :

austria also... germanized slovenians

Peter Theodore :

The Illyrian language is so unknown primarily because it left behind virtually no written records and became extinct centuries before standard writing systems took place , so the Illyrian language remains very obscure [Tears of joy]

- :

Wouldn’t Dalmatia be Latin? And I would live in the Russian/ukraine area

kosova_dardania🇽🇰 :

edmond18222 :

What a dream

Geo :

the origin of Slavic people was in Poland, Polish territory was there.

feeladi :

It would still have been Romania (in Latin) or Rhōmanía (Ῥωμανία, in Greek), the country of the Romans, a multiethnic society united by a shared Roman identity and Christian faith. The Slavs were not merely invaders; some were invited or permitted to settle by Roman emperors and gradually integrated into the empire. The later emergence of modern Balkan nation-states was also shaped by the decline of Ottoman rule. Europe's history cannot be explained by Slavic migrations alone. When discussing Eastern European history, we should begin by recognizing the shared Roman civic identity that united different peoples long before modern national identities emerged, rather than erasing it retrospectively by calling their empire “Byzantine”.

☧ 𝐑𝐎𝐌𝐀𝐍𝐕𝐒 ☦︎ :

a beautiful dream

chloe :

bulgars existed before the 6th century, Bulgaria was only recognized in 631 after a war with the Byzantines, there's records that mention bulgars in the 4th and 5th centuries

EinobleinOP :

dragossamfira :

singuri în aceasta lume ,Europa estica au fost,Grecia,Daci-traci și Iliri....restul,ASIA

˚₊‧꒰აヘリン໒꒱ ‧₊˚ :

Bulgaria had tribes tho from asia like the turkish and you completely missed out them we wouldn’t be just romanian bc of it.

YT Automation Manager📦 :

Who’s planning to build a channel around world history?

lubots :

😳😂😂😂

Gagi_PP :

Never Happen! There was never any Slavic migration! It’s all Anglo-Saxon, filthy, lying history! I am Macedonian, and we have always been here! You can see it, by the way, in my face—and in the faces of my father, my grandfather, and my great-grandfather!