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Andronika "Donika" Arianiti,
commonly known as
Donika Kastrioti, (1428 – 1506) was an
Albanian noblewoman and
Grand Princess of
Albania from her marriage...
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Constantinople (see
other names)
became the
capital of the
Roman Empire during the
reign of
Constantine the
Great in 330.
Following the
collapse of the...
- Branković (Serbian: Ангелина Бранковић/Angelina Branković), née
Arianit Komneni. She is also
known as
simply Despotess Angelina (Serbian: деспотица Ангелина/Despotica...
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Prince of Moldavia.
Spring – An
Albanian revolt, led by
Gjergj Arianit Komneni,
breaks out
against the
Ottoman Empire, and
spreads through most of Albania...
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secondary surname used by the
Arianiti family since the 14th
century was
Komneni surname,
which derives from the
Byzantine imperial house of Komnenos. The...
- 1481-1484
Predecessor Lekë III
Dukagjini Full name Nikolllë Pal
Dukagjini Born
Before 1411
Noble family Dukagjini family Spouse(s)
Chiranna Arianiti Komneni...
- The
Byzantine chronicler, Chalcondyles, wrote: "In this battle,
Arianit Komneni won a
glorious victory." With
these victories Gjergj Arianiti expanded...
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Byzantine Emperor in Constantinople. The
local prince Gjergj Arianit Komneni (also
known as
Gjergj Golemi) was
noted by the
Ottoman chroniclers for...
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University of
Chicago Press. p. 64. ISBN 978-0-226-73506-1.
Gjergj Arjanit Komneni, who
became Scanderbeg's father-in-law in 1451 and,
after signing a treaty...
- Guettée, The Papacy,
Chapter VII M. Angold,
Church and
Society under the
Komneni, 99 Choniates,
Nicetas (1984). O City of Byzantium,
Annals of
Niketas Choniatēs...
