- The
Arbeni Council (Albanian:
Kuvendi i Arbënit) was a
synod of the
Catholic Church held in Mërqia,
three kilometers north of present-day Lezhë, on 14–15...
-
Lloshi 1999, p. 277: "They
called themselves arbënesh, arbëresh, the
country Arbëni, Arbëri, and the
language arbëneshe, arbëreshe. In the
foreign languages...
- Duke of Dyrrachium. In the
Middle Ages,
Albania was
denoted as Arbëri or
Arbëni by its inhabitants, who
identified themselves as Arbëreshë or Arbëneshë...
- born in Sora, Lazio, in the
province of Frosinone, to
Albanian parents,
Arbeni and
Naiada Hasa. His
eldest brother, Alessio,
started playing football next...
- in
ancient times. Previously,
Albanians called their country Arbëri or
Arbëni and
referred to
themselves as Arbëreshë or Arbëneshë
until the sixteenth...
- (1385–1912) Skanderbeg's
rebellion League of Lezhë
Kanun of Lekë
Dukagjini Arbëni Council Islamization of
Albania Albanian Pashaliks M****acre of the Albanian...
- (1385–1912) Skanderbeg's
rebellion League of Lezhë
Kanun of Lekë
Dukagjini Arbëni Council Islamization of
Albania Albanian Pashaliks M****acre of the Albanian...
- to as Arbërisht (Gheg Albanian: Arbënisht).
While the
country was
called Arbëni, definite: Arbënia and Arbëri, definite: Arbëria by Albanians.
These terms...
- (1385–1912) Skanderbeg's
rebellion League of Lezhë
Kanun of Lekë
Dukagjini Arbëni Council Islamization of
Albania Albanian Pashaliks M****acre of the Albanian...
- (1385–1912) Skanderbeg's
rebellion League of Lezhë
Kanun of Lekë
Dukagjini Arbëni Council Islamization of
Albania Albanian Pashaliks M****acre of the Albanian...
