Skuraj family
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| Estate(s) | Kurbin (northern Albania) |
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The Skuraj are an Albanian noble family that ruled over the region of nowadays Central Albania in the Late Middle Ages.[1] Some scions of the family served in the Ottoman Empire administration. Among the most important figures of this family is mentioned Progon Skura, along with the sevast , in 1274, who, in 1280, was given the title "count" by Charles of Anjou.[2]
The family coat of arms has been used a part of the official Symbols of Tirana.[3]
References[]
- ^ Hahn 2006, p. 108
- ^ Italian survey & international experience: Edizione cartonata con copertina rigida dorso tondo cucita filorefe - Arte, Disegno, Rilievo, Design, Gangemi Editore Spa, 2014, p. 633. ISBN 9788849279153
- ^ "Municipality of Tirana".
Sources[]
- von Hahn, Johann Georg (2006). Udhëtim nëpër viset e Drinit e të Vardarit (germ. Reise durch die Gebiete von Drin und Wardar, 1867). Rozafa. ISBN 9789951021159.
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