Original sentence: REDIRECT Jakob Philipp Fallmerayer#The Greek theory
Edited sentence: ), starting from Topolia  (from the 19th century Lake Yliki) to the east, and reaching the lake Voulkaria (which is the calque of Bulgaria although the Greek transliteration changed it to Voulkaria) to the west.According to two other books by the author - the „History of the Morea Peninsula in the Middle Ages”, the population of Peloponnesus is also in significant part Slavic and Arvanitic, as well as that of Continental Greece - Slavic north of the Pindus Mountains (until the 19th century these mountains were marked on the map as Metsovo.Balkan language area.During Ottoman Greece, the whole area was called Livadia, the Russian royal residence of Livadia Palace.Geographical name changes in Greece.Greek Civil War.Greek language question.Megali Idea.On the origin of today's Greeks  () by the German historian Jakob Philipp Fallmerayer is a brief and summarized historical-ethnographic and field study of the origins of the population of the Kingdom of Greece since 1835, ie.Slavs in Greece.The author is accused of pan-Slavism and Slavophilia then.The construction of contemporary Greek historiography is entirely constructed as the antithesis of this thesis of the Bavarian historian - by Constantine Paparrigopoulos.The ethnographic Falmeryer substantiates the theory that, for the most part, the population of that Greek kingdom had no ancient ethnic origin since the beginning of the nineteenth century - is not a direct heir to the Hellenes.The study for political reasons was poorly received by the Bavarian government, whose ruling dynasty occupied the Greek throne at the beginning of the so-called Bavarokratia.This view is accepted "on a knife" by the Philhellenists.immediately after the emergence of modern Greek statehood