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Me (Khoja_merged) vs Khoja sample (Khoja n = 7)
Any thoughts as to why I am so farmed shifted compare to the other khoja (Khoja n=7) samples.
AncestralGenome (Davidski G25 partner better than illustrativeDNA for South Asians)
AncestralGenome.com uses official Davidski coordinates for g25 modeling. I would consider them over illustrativeDNA.
If you upload your raw data they use Davidski to convert it to g25 and model your data using their own proprietary calculators.You can also download your coordinates to plug into your own calculators if you want later.
For beginners who have tested with any major DNA company , AncestralGenome is the best alternative to illustrativeDNA ever since they started using their own simulated coordinates.
Any connection between ancient Iranic Kambojas and modern Indic Kamboj?
reddit.comwhy does 90% confidence show such a high broadly category?
trying to make sense of this with the new update lol. previously i had about 72% bengali and 28% malayali. initially it was 62% bengali, 30% malayali, 8% broadly central & south asian. current update changes it to 75% bengali 25% malayali, but the 90% confidence is very different. any insight would be helpful!
Pastoralists of India: three-way SAHG/Indus Farmer/Steppe_MLBA model. Arranged from North to South.
khas bahun ancient ancestry components
European Hunter Gatherer (22%)
Caucasian Hunter Gatherer (17.2%)
Anatolian Neolithic Farmer (6.2%)
Ancestral Ancient South Asian (29%)
Zagros Neolithic Farmer (20%)
Mongolia Hunter Gatherer (4%)
Yellow River Neolithic Farmer (1.6%)
I found this in nepali subreddit can you run this in calculator?
Bengali Namasudra(matua) Genoplot qpAdm, FTDNA Big Y and Traits
I tried out the Geoplot qpAdm(AT2) service, which is automated. I dunno how good it is. I also wanted to share my rather unique Y DNA, which is found in Bangladesh/India/Iraq/England, and the USA. I believe there was a white guy who had the same Y DNA as me, and also academic samples of men from Bangladesh(as seen in the BEB). My Y haplogroup appears to be downstream of aDNA specimens from South Asia (I6553) and Kushans (L8006*).* However, looking at the Y journey, the earliest branches are from what is today the Vietnam/Thailand ESEA region (matches with the qpAdm). As a Matua Vaishnav Nama, it is pretty interesting.
Also, a few snippets of my traits and features.
I was seeing the results of uzbek, tajik, afghans, iran. Many of results steppe is usually on par mid caste indian. Like a bangladeshi can have a steppe around 15% . Thats a bit more than avg iranian. Most northwestern indians (& pakistani) have steppe on par with many tajik, pashtun results sometimes even uzbek. I have heard AASI inflates EHG a bit in south asian population could that be case? https://www.reddit.com/r/illustrativeDNA/s/IJ3qYiPtSZ tajik 19% Ehg https://www.reddit.com/r/SouthAsianAncestry/s/ouMhBZSlgn haryana chamar. 16% Ehg
I have seen punjabi, rajput, brahmins, khatri, rajesthan yadav, gujjar sample on par with tajiks.
I have seen kazak samples with lower ehg but that can be due to it being replaced by later mongol invasion. But this tajik has barely any mongol
My results, Pakistani Punjabi ‘syed’ rural sargodha region
Illustrative DNA results : https://www.reddit.com/r/SouthAsianAncestry/comments/1qqa2lu/khas_brahmin_bahun_from_nepal_illustrative_dna/
Pashtun, Baloch, & Kashmiri Populations in Punjab Province & North-West Frontier Province (1868 Census)
Pashtun Population Breakdown
- Combined Punjab Province and NWFP: 716,090 Pashtuns / 4.1% of total
- NWFP: 579,164 Pashtuns / 33.7% of total
- Peshawar District: 241,684 Pashtuns / 46.2% of total
- Bannu District: 119,168 Pashtuns / 41.4% of total
- Kohat District: 102,431 Pashtuns / 70.4% of total
- Hazara District: 67,790 Pashtuns / 18.5% of total
- Dera Ismail Khan District: 48,091 Pashtuns / 12.2% of total
- Punjab Province: 136,926 Pashtuns / 0.9% of total
- Rawalpindi District: 29,115 Pashtuns / 4.1% of total
- Delhi District: 15,776 Pashtuns / 2.6% of total
- Lahore District: 9,607 Pashtuns / 1.2% of total
- Gurdaspur District: 8,420 Pashtuns / 1.3% of total
- Ambala District: 7,377 Pashtuns / 0.7% of total
- Hoshiarpur District: 7,073 Pashtuns / 0.8% of total
- Karnal District: 5,718 Pashtuns / 0.9% of total
- Rohtak District: 5,521 Pashtuns / 1.0% of total
- Amritsar District: 5,292 Pashtuns / 0.5% of total
- Jalandhar District: 4,717 Pashtuns / 0.6% of total
- Gujranwala District: 4,421 Pashtuns / 0.8% of total
- Multan District: 3,845 Pashtuns / 0.8% of total
- Gurgaon District: 3,694 Pashtuns / 0.5% of total
- Ludhiana District: 3,355 Pashtuns / 0.6% of total
- Sialkot District: 3,079 Pashtuns / 0.3% of total
- Dera Ghazi Khan District: 3,011 Pashtuns / 1.0% of total
- Shahpur District: 2,626 Pashtuns / 0.7% of total
- Jhelum District: 2,620 Pashtuns / 0.5% of total
- Firozpur District: 2,340 Pashtuns / 0.4% of total
- Hisar District: 1,995 Pashtuns / 0.4% of total
- Muzaffargarh District: 1,868 Pashtuns / 0.6% of total
- Gujrat District: 1,652 Pashtuns / 0.3% of total
- Sirsa District: 1,076 Pashtuns / 0.5% of total
- Montgomery District: 1,002 Pashtuns / 0.3% of total
- Jhang District: 877 Pashtuns / 0.3% of total
- Kangra District: 695 Pashtuns / 0.1% of total
- Shimla District: 154 Pashtuns / 0.5% of total
Baloch Population Breakdown
- Combined Punjab Province and NWFP: 235,123 Balochs / 1.3% of total
- Punjab Province: 199,634 Balochs / 1.3% of total
- Dera Ghazi Khan District: 92,590 Balochs / 30.0% of total
- Muzaffargarh District: 41,737 Balochs / 14.1% of total
- Multan District: 12,544 Balochs / 2.7% of total
- Jhang District: 11,352 Balochs / 3.3% of total
- Montgomery District: 8,001 Balochs / 2.2% of total
- Shahpur District: 6,724 Balochs / 1.8% of total
- Gujranwala District: 5,965 Balochs / 1.1% of total
- Lahore District: 4,527 Balochs / 0.6% of total
- Jhelum District: 2,511 Balochs / 0.5% of total
- Rohtak District: 2,225 Balochs / 0.4% of total
- Gurgaon District: 2,160 Balochs / 0.3% of total
- Firozpur District: 1,840 Balochs / 0.3% of total
- Delhi District: 1,726 Balochs / 0.3% of total
- Sirsa District: 1,325 Balochs / 0.6% of total
- Gujrat District: 751 Balochs / 0.1% of total
- Ambala District: 714 Balochs / 0.1% of total
- Hisar District: 712 Balochs / 0.1% of total
- Karnal District: 496 Balochs / 0.1% of total
- Jalandhar District: 436 Balochs / 0.1% of total
- Sialkot District: 301 Balochs
- Amritsar District: 295 Balochs
- Ludhiana District: 257 Balochs
- Hoshiarpur District: 145 Balochs
- Rawalpindi District: 135 Balochs
- Gurdaspur District: 115 Balochs
- Kangra District: 50 Balochs
- NWFP: 35,489 Balochs / 2.1% of total
- Dera Ismail Khan District: 34,703 Balochs / 8.8% of total
- Bannu District: 460 Balochs / 0.2% of total
- Kohat District: 201 Balochs
- Peshawar District: 125 Balochs
Kashmiri Population Breakdown
- Combined Punjab Province and NWFP: 230,853 Kashmiris / 1.3% of total
- Punjab Province: 207,246 Kashmiris / 1.3% of total
- Gujrat District: 37,709 Kashmiris / 6.1% of total
- Amritsar District: 37,456 Kashmiris / 3.5% of total
- Sialkot District: 35,384 Kashmiris / 3.5% of total
- Gujranwala District: 28,118 Kashmiris / 5.1% of total
- Rawalpindi District: 21,691 Kashmiris / 3.0% of total
- Jhelum District: 10,851 Kashmiris / 2.2% of total
- Lahore District: 10,808 Kashmiris / 1.4% of total
- Gurdaspur District: 9,060 Kashmiris / 1.4% of total
- Kangra District: 5,761 Kashmiris / 0.8% of total
- Ludhiana District: 5,549 Kashmiris / 1.0% of total
- Jalandhar District: 1,954 Kashmiris / 0.2% of total
- Firozpur District: 1,604 Kashmiris / 0.3% of total
- Hoshiarpur District: 889 Kashmiris / 0.1% of total
- Shimla District: 324 Kashmiris / 1.0% of total
- Ambala District: 39 Kashmiris
- Shahpur District: 19 Kashmiris
- Multan District: 14 Kashmiris
- Delhi District: 7 Kashmiris
- Karnal District: 5 Kashmiris
- Montgomery District: 4 Kashmiris
- NWFP: 23,607 Kashmiris / 1.4% of total
- Hazara District: 12,238 Kashmiris / 3.3% of total
- Peshawar District: 11,334 Kashmiris / 2.2% of total
- Kohat District: 35 Kashmiris
Note
- The 1868 Census only enumerated British administered districts. All Princely States within Punjab/NWFP were not enumerated.
Source
How many are there and which ones are they? The ones I can think of are Rors and Soods and Mahajans and Rajpurohits and Charans, or at least I’ve never heard of Muslims belonging to these lineages. Even Baniyas in coastal regions had some small-scale conversion to Islam. I’m not as familiar with caste groups of South India and East India.