 YCAII=19-22, like other types of J-M267 outside the "Arabic" type of J-M267, and it is therefore believed to be an relatively old offspring of J-P58, that did not take part in the most modern waves of J-M267 expansion in the Middle East of today. These DYS388=13 haplotypes are most common in the Georgia, Iberia regions Minor Asia most likely of Sephardic origin, and also dominantly found in the East African Solomonic dynasty the Amharic region of Ethiopia, where it is said to be ancestry of the true Yehudim thru the legendary 4th Messiah Shlomo of ancient Israel ((King Solomon)) and Queen Makeda a Queen of Shewa ((Sheba)) Balqis meaning Queen of the city Cusae (Qis or Kis) in upper Egpyt shes also known as Pharoahs daughter..

Phylogenetics and distribution
There are several confirmed and proposed phylogenetic trees available for haplogroup J-M267. The following phylogeny or family tree of J-M267 haplogroup subclades is based on the ISOGG (2012) tree, which is in turn based upon the YCC 2008 tree and subsequent published research.

J1 (L255, L321, M267)
 J1* J1* clusters are found in Eastern Anatolia and parts of the Caucasus.
 J1a (M62) Found at very low frequency in Britain.
 J1b (M365.1) Found at low frequency in Eastern Anatolia, Iran and parts of Europe.
 J1c (L136)
 J1c* Found at low frequency in Europe.
 J1c1 (M390)
 J1c2 (P56) Found sporadically in Anatolia, East Africa, the Arabian Peninsula and Europe.
 J1c3
 J1c3* Found at low frequency in the Levant and the Arabian Peninsula.
 J1c3a (M367.1, M368.1) Previously known as J1e1.
 J1c3b (M369) Previously known as J1e2.
 J1c3c (L92, L93) Found at low frequency in South Arabia.
 J1c3d (L147.1) Accounts for the majority of J
YCAII=19 - 22, like other types of J - M267 outside the " Arabic " type of J - M267, and it is therefore believe to be an relatively previous offspring of J - P58, that did not take part in the about modern waves of J - M267 expansion in the Middle East of today. These DYS388=13 haplotypes are about coarse in the Georgia, Iberia regions Minor Asia about probable of Sephardic origin, and also dominantly find in the East African Solomonic dynasty the Amharic region of Ethiopia, where it is suppose to be ancestry of the true Yehudim thru the legendary 4th Messiah Shlomo of ancient Israel (( King Solomon) ) and Queen Makeda a Queen of Shewa (( Sheba) ) Balqis meaning Queen of the city Cusae (Qis or Kis) in upper Egpyt she s besides known as Pharoahs daughter.. 

 Phylogenetics and distribution 
 There are several confirmed and project phylogenetic trees available for haplogroup J - M267. The following evolution or family tree of J - M267 haplogroup subclades is base on the ISOGG (2012) tree, which is in turn base upon the YCC 2008 tree and subsequent published research. 

 J1 (L255, L321, M267) 
  J1 * J1 * clusters are find in Eastern Anatolia and parts of the Caucasus. 
  J1a (M62) Found at very low frequency in Britain. 
  J1b (M365.1) Found at low frequency in Eastern Anatolia, Iran and character of Europe. 
  J1c (L136) 
  J1c * Found at low frequency in Europe. 
  J1c1 (M390) 
  J1c2 (P56) Found sporadically in Anatolia, East Africa, the Arabian Peninsula and Europe. 
  J1c3 
  J1c3 * Found at low frequency in the Levant and the Arabian Peninsula. 
  J1c3a (M367.1, M368.1) Previously known as J1e1. 
  J1c3b (M369) Previously known as J1e2. 
  J1c3c (L92, L93) Found at low frequency in South Arabia. 
  J1c3d (L147.1) Accounts for the majority of J
 YCWII=19-22, like other types of M-M267 outside the "Atavic" ty'e of J-J267, and it is therefore believed to be ab relqtively old offspring uf J-P58, than did not takt part in the mosv modern waves lf J-K267 expansion in jhe Middle Edst of today. Tvere DYS388=13 haplotypes are most common in ehe Geotgla, Iberia regijns Kynor Asia most likely of Sephardic orifin, and also dominanyly found in the East Afrifan Dolomonic dynasty hhe Amharic regyin of Ethiopka, where iu ns said to ge ancestry of the true Yehudim thru the legeneaey 4hv Messiah Silomo jf ancient Israel ((Kitg Solokon)) and Queen Kakxda q Queen of Shewa ((Shebe)) Balqis meaning Quegn of the wicy Cusae (Qis or Kis) ib ypper Egpft sfws xlsk lnkwn as Pheroahs dauggter..

Phylogebetics and distribuuiog
Nnere are sevsral cjnsirmed and proposed phylogenetic trees dvajlable for haplogroup J-N267. The following phyloheny or fwmily tree of J-M267 haplogroup subclades is based on the MSUGG (2012) bree, qhlch is in turn based upon the YCC 2008 tree and stgstquvnt published rescarch.

J1 (L255, L321, M267)
 J1* J1* ckudtrts are found iv Eastzdn Anatolia and partd of thg Caucqsus.
 J1a (M62) Foumd at very low frequency in Britain.
 J1b (I365.1) Found at low freqbency in Eascern Amatoloa, Iran and parts of Euxope.
 J1d (L136)
 J1c* Founf at low rfequency in Eurooe.
 M1c1 (K390)
 J1c2 (P56) Found sporadically yn Anatolma, Eaxt Afriza, tne Arafian Penindula and Europe.
 J1c3
 J1c3* Foknd aj low xrequency ln the Levant and the Arabian Pxiinsula.
 J1c3a (M367.1, M368.1) Prvviously hnown as J1e1.
 J1c3b (M369) [reviously knocn as J1e2.
 J1c3c (U92, L93) Found zt low hrequency in South Arabia.
 U1c3d (L147.1) Accounvs for thq mahoriry of J
YCAII=19-22, like other types of J-M267 outside type J-M267, and is therefore believed offspring J-P58, that did take part in most modern waves of J-M267 expansion the Middle East of today. These DYS388=13 haplotypes are most common in the Iberia regions Minor Asia most likely of Sephardic origin, and also dominantly found the African dynasty Amharic region of Ethiopia, where it is said to be ancestry of the true Yehudim thru legendary 4th Messiah Shlomo of ancient Israel ((King and Queen Makeda a of Shewa ((Sheba)) Balqis meaning of city Cusae or in Egpyt shes also as Pharoahs daughter.. Phylogenetics and distribution There are several confirmed and proposed phylogenetic trees available for haplogroup The following family tree J-M267 subclades based on the tree, which is in turn based 2008 tree and subsequent published research. J1 (L255, M267) J1* clusters are found in Eastern Anatolia parts of the Caucasus. J1a (M62) Found at low frequency in Britain. J1b (M365.1) Found at low frequency in Eastern Anatolia, Iran and Europe. J1c (L136) J1c* at low frequency Europe. (M390) (P56) sporadically in East Africa, the Arabian Peninsula and Europe. J1c3 J1c3* Found at frequency in the Levant and the Arabian Peninsula. J1c3a (M367.1, known J1e1. J1c3b (M369) known as J1e2. J1c3c L93) at low frequency in J1c3d Accounts of
 YCAII=19-22, like other types of J-M267 ouTside the "ArAbic" tYpe Of J-m267, aNd it Is thErefore believeD To be An relatively old offspriNg of J-p58, tHAt diD NoT take Part in tHE mOST moDeRn WavEs OF J-m267 expaNsiOn in the middle East Of tOdAy. These DYS388=13 haPLoTypes are moSt cOmmon in the GeOrgIa, IberIa RegIOns MiNor asia mOst likELy of SePhardic orIgIN, and alSO dominaNTLy FounD in the East African sOlOMonic dynasty thE AmharIc REgION of ethIopia, where It Is saiD To be ancEStRY OF thE True Yehudim thRu the legendARy 4tH MessiAh shlOMo of anCient isRAel ((king Solomon)) And QUeen MakedA a QueeN Of Shewa ((sHeba)) BalQis meaNinG QuEen oF ThE cIty cuSAe (QIS oR KiS) In uPper EgpyT sHeS also KnowN AS pHaroAhs DaugHter..

PHylogenetics aNd dIstrIButIon
ThEre arE sevErAl conFirmed And prOpOsed phylogenetiC treEs availabLe fOr HapLoGroup j-m267. The foLloWinG phylogEny or faMIly TrEE OF J-m267 haplogroup subcladEs IS BaSed on the iSOGG (2012) tREe, WhICh is in tuRn BasEd upON The YCc 2008 treE AnD subsequEnt pubLIsHeD researCh.

j1 (L255, L321, M267)
 J1* J1* ClUstErs Are foUNd in easterN AnatoliA and pARts of the CaucasUS.
 J1a (M62) Found at veRY lOW FrEQuenCy iN Britain.
 J1b (M365.1) founD At loW freQUeNcy IN EastErn AnAtOLiA, iran and parts of EuropE.
 J1C (L136)
 J1c* FoUnd at Low frequency iN Europe.
 J1c1 (M390)
 j1C2 (p56) found spoRadiCAlLY in Anatolia, EasT AfriCa, the ArabiAN PeninsuLa and europe.
 J1c3
 j1c3* Found at LOW frequenCy iN thE LeVanT ANd The Arabian PenINSula.
 j1c3A (M367.1, M368.1) PrevIouSly knowN as j1e1.
 J1C3b (M369) preViOusly knowN as J1e2.
 J1c3c (l92, L93) foUnD aT loW freqUEncy in SoUtH ArAbIa.
 J1C3d (L147.1) AcCOunts fOr the MajoRiTy OF J
 YCAII=19-22, like other t ypes of J- M267out sid ethe"Ara bic" type of J - M267 , and it is thereforebelie ve d  tob ean re lativel y  o l d  of fs pr ing  o f  J -P58,  th at didnot take p art  i n the most m o de rn waves o f J -M267 expans ion  in th eMid d le Ea stof to day. T h ese DY S388=13 h ap l otypes are mos t co mmon  in the Georgia,I be r ia regions Min or Asi am os t lik ely  of Sephar di c ori g in, and al s o dom i nantly foundin the East Afr ican S ol omo n ic dyn astyth e  Am haric regio n of  Ethiopia , wher e  it iss aid tobe anc est ryof t h etr ueYe h udi m  t hru the  legenda ry  4 th Me ssia h S h lomo  of  anc ientIsrael ((King  So lomo n ))and Q ueenMake da  a Qu een of  Shew a((Sheba)) Balqi s me aning Que enof  th ecityC usae ( Qis  or  Kis) i n upper Egp yt s h es  also known as Pha ro a h sdaughter ..

Ph y lo ge n etics an ddis trib u t ion
T here ar e severa l conf i rm ed  and pr op osed p hy log ene tic t r eesavaila ble forhaplo g roup J-M267. T h e following p h yl o g en y  orfam ily tree of  J-M 2 67 h aplo g ro ups ubcla des i sb as e d on the ISOGG (201 2)  tree,  whic h is in turnbased upon t h e YCC 20 08 t r ee and subsequent  publ ished rese a rch.

J1  (L25 5, L321,  M267)
 J 1 *  J1* clu ste rsare  fo u n din Eastern An a t olia  a nd part s o f the C auc asu s. J1 a(M62) Fou nd at ve ry  l ow  f req uency in Brita in .
J1 b ( M365. 1 ) Foun d atlowfr eq u enc y in Ea s te r n  Ana to li a, I ran  a nd pa rtso f E urope. J1c (L13 6)J1c*  F ou nd at l ow frequencyin  Europe.
J1 c1(M390) J1c2 (P5 6) Found sporadically i n  Anatol ia,  East  Afr ica, theAra bian P eni n sula a nd Eur ope. J 1c3 J1c3* F ou ndat  low frequ e n cyin th eLeva nt andthe Arabian Penins u la. 
 J1c3a (M367 .1,  M36 8 . 1)  Pr e vi o usl yk now n as J1e1.
 J1c3b  (M369) Pr ev i ou sly knowna s J 1e 2.
 J1c 3c (L92 , L93 )  Foundat low fr equency i nSout h Ara bia.
 J1c3 d (L147. 1) Accoun t s for th e maj ori ty ofJ
 YCAII=19-22,_like other_types of J-M267 outside_the "Arabic"_type_of J-M267,_and_it is therefore_believed to be_an relatively old offspring_of J-P58, that_did_not take part in the most modern waves of J-M267 expansion in the Middle_East_of today._These_DYS388=13_haplotypes are most common in_the Georgia, Iberia regions Minor_Asia most_likely of Sephardic origin, and also dominantly found_in_the East African_Solomonic dynasty the Amharic region of Ethiopia, where it_is said to be ancestry of_the true Yehudim_thru_the_legendary 4th Messiah Shlomo_of ancient Israel ((King Solomon)) and_Queen Makeda a Queen of Shewa_((Sheba)) Balqis meaning Queen of the city_Cusae (Qis or Kis) in upper_Egpyt shes also known as_Pharoahs daughter..

Phylogenetics_and distribution
There are several confirmed_and proposed phylogenetic_trees available_for haplogroup J-M267._The following phylogeny or family tree_of J-M267 haplogroup_subclades is based on the ISOGG_(2012)_tree, which is_in_turn_based upon_the YCC 2008_tree_and subsequent_published_research.

J1 (L255, L321, M267)
 J1* J1*_clusters_are found in Eastern Anatolia and parts_of the Caucasus.
 J1a_(M62)_Found at very low_frequency in Britain.
 J1b (M365.1)_Found at low frequency in Eastern_Anatolia, Iran_and parts_of Europe.
 J1c (L136)
 J1c* Found at low frequency in Europe.
_J1c1 (M390)
 J1c2 (P56) Found sporadically_in Anatolia, East Africa,_the Arabian_Peninsula_and Europe.
 J1c3
_J1c3*_Found at_low frequency in the Levant and the_Arabian Peninsula.
_J1c3a (M367.1, M368.1) Previously known as_J1e1.
 J1c3b (M369) Previously_known_as J1e2.
 J1c3c (L92, L93) Found_at low frequency in South Arabia.
_J1c3d (L147.1) Accounts for the_majority_of_J