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Principality of Muzaka

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Andrea II, much like his father, fulfilled the role of the Angevins' titular marshal in Albania. Apart from being acknowledged as despotus Regni Albaniae (the despot of the Kingdom of Albania) and Marshal of Albania by the Angevins, he also held several other titles, including
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which had a great impact to the principality like to all other Albanian principalities of that time. Berat was conquered by the
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took over control of Berat. In 1417 the territories of the Principality, including Vlorë and Berat, became a part of the
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in 1417, but the Muzaka family would briefly regain their control in central Albania in 1444 after their alliance with
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He was an Albanian nobleman who led the 1437–38 revolt against the Ottomans and was one of the founders of the
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who, according to the chronicle of Gjon Muzaka, defeated King Vukasin and was awarded with the title of
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In 1417, Berat became part of the Ottoman Empire when this strong city succumbed to a surprise attack.
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to the east, including Korça. In 1343 the Principality of Berat was conquered by the new
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independent rule over Berat, he was also formally recognized by the Byzantine Emperor
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by the Byzantine Emperor and his reign was de facto independent until 1319.
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The Principality of Berat reached the peak of its power during the rule of
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and because this dispute he was commemorated in Serbian epic poetry as
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Lands of the Muzaka and Arianiti families in the 14th century
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It's uncertain when the Muzaka family started to rule over
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After the death of Andrea, the rule was passed to his son
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Archived from 258: 245: 232: 222: 212: 208: 182: 170: 158: 146: 134: 130: 122: 7: 392:, the Ottomans captured Berat from 748:Church of St Athanasius of Mouzaki 384:whose reign was recognized by the 14: 710: 650: 624: 600: 575: 319: 294: 53: 1095:Former countries in the Balkans 46:1279–1343, 1355-1417, 1444–1450 819:Gibbons, Herbert Adam (2013). 802:Pitcher, Donald Edgar (1968). 380:. One of the first rulers was 261:• Second Ottoman capture 1: 428:who ruled over the region of 225:• First Ottoman capture 778:Historia e popullit shqiptar 1116: 825:. 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Index

Albanian
Coat of arms of the Muzaka Family of Berat
Muzaka Family
Lands of the Muzaka and Arianiti families in the 14th century
Principality
Despotate
Berat
Eastern Orthodoxy
Andrea I
Teodor I
Andrea II
Teodor II
Teodor III
Medieval
Revolt
League of Lezhë
Kingdom of Albania
Sanjak of Albania
Albanian
Albanian
Muzaka family
Berat
Central
Southern Albania
Western Macedonia
Northern Greece
Andrea I Muzaka
Byzantine Emperor
Battle of Savra
Balša II

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