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All of them can, but not only royals. Most people of fully or partially noble/aristocratic descent can claim it, including myself.

That's the same thing. They are related to one another, just extremely, extremely, extremely distantly.

I know a lot of genetics and these companies, and I just need to tell you that you need to learn how to interpret the results you get. AncestryDNA and 23andme (the biggest companies) give you basically the same results, but they label it under different populations, so it looks different. For...

Exactly :) How far back have you been able to trace your family? Have you found ancestors outside of the Netherlands, if so, where and when?

I am fully aware of all of this. First of all, 10.000 years isn't even close to 14 generations, and it's still around the European region. But we don't have to argue forever about this.

I wonder if anyone here has any known Habsburg ancestry. If so, who was your most recent ancestor? I do, but it is extremely distant. I'm pretty certain that the heavy inbreeding hadn't took place at that time. Margarete von Österreich (Habsburg) 1416-1486, sister of Frederick III, Holy Roman...

Absolutely not. Please, think about it for a second. People in most parts of Africa haven't had sexual contact with people of another background since we left Africa. This goes for most other places too, someone in South East Asia, for example, might be related to a European person 30.000 years...

Hello, I just found out about this forum. It will be fun to get to know you. I hope to get some more knowledge about royalties in general, as well as information about my own and other members ancestry. See you around! Hallsteinn