Miért gúnyolták/hívták a magyarok a Török hódoltság területét Rasciának azaz Szerbiának a 17.századtól?

The South Slavic peoples (Serbs, Bosniaks) expanded northward in the wake of the Ottoman conquest, while the Hungarian population that survived the Ottoman conquest fled the area over the course of the 17th century. Throughout the 17th century, the newly settled Orthodox South Slavic population ensured the military garrisons, logistical support, and food supply of the Ottoman army in this region. Consequently, the Hungarians derisively referred to the region of Ottoman conquest as "Rascia" (Serbia) from that period onward.[3]

Referencia:

Géza Pálffy (2021). Hungary Between Two Empires 1526–1711. Indiana University Press. p. 222. ISBN 0253054672.

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