Vlach: Perbedaan antara revisi

'''Vlachs''' ({{IPAc-en|lang|pron|ˈ|v|l|ɑː|k}} atau {{IPAc-en|ˈ|v|l|æ|k}}) adalah istilah yang mengacu kepada penutur [[rumpun bahasa Roman Timur|bahasa-bahasa Roman Timur]] di [[Eropa Tengah]] dan [[Eropa Timur|Timur]] (termasuk [[Semenanjung Balkan]]). Istilah ini juga merupakan sebuah [[eksonim]]

 

Orang-orang Vlach kemungkinan berasal dari orang-orang [[Dacia]].<ref>Fine 1991, p. ?: "Traditionally scholars have seen the Dacians as ancestors of the modern Rumanians and Vlachs."</ref> Menurut beberapa ahli, [[rumpun bahasa Roman Timur]] membuktikan bahwa orang-orang [[Trako-Roman]] berhasil bertahan di cekungan Donau hilir selama [[Periode Migrasi]],<ref>According to Cornelia Bodea, Ştefan Pascu, Liviu Constantinescu: "''România: Atlas Istorico-geografic''", Academia Română 1996, {{ISBN|973-27-0500-0}}, chap. II, "Historical landmarks", hlm. 50 (teks Inggris), the survival of the [[Thraco-Roman|Thraco-Romans]] in the Lower [[Danube]] basin during the [[Migration period]] is an obvious fact: Thraco-Romans haven't vanished in the soil & Vlachs haven't appeared after 1000 years by spontaneous generation.<!-- This polemical remark is a blatant straw man, though – nobody claims something so obviously nonsensical. The main alternative hypothesis says that the Romanised Dacians north of the Danube were Slavicised in the Migration Period, while Vlachs immigrated from south of the Danube in the Middle Ages, re-Romanising the region. --></ref> walaupun populasi Balkan barat yang juga disebut "Vlach" memiliki keturunan [[Iliria]] yang telah mengalami romanisasi.<ref>Badlands-Borderland: A History of Southern Albania/Northern Epirus [ILLUSTRATED] (Hardcover) by T.J. Winnifruth, {{ISBN|0-7156-3201-9}}, 2003, page 44: "Romanized Illyrians, the ancestors of the modern Vlachs".</ref>