Morea 1453

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Morea_revolt_of_1453%E2%80%9354

"Shortly after the fall of Constantinople and the death of the last Byzantine Emperor Constantine XI, 30,000 Albanians under Peter Bua rose in revolt against the two brothers, Thomas and Demetrius II, due to the chronic insecurity and tribute payment to the Turks." http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Morea_revolt_of_1453%E2%80%9354

Ky na e ka futur ketu por me duket e ka ndruar nga fundi (po e lexoj tani): http://www.albanianhistory.net/texts19_1/AH1836.html
1836 | Jakob Philipp Fallmerayer: The Early Albanian Settlement of the Peloponnese
Robert Elsie: Texts and Documents of Albanian History
albanianhistory.net|By Dr. Robert Elsie


"The warriors of Pyrrhus, Teuta and Gentius spoke the tongue that is now used by Miaoulis and Contouriotis and the inhabitants of Boeotia, Hydra, Attica and a good part of the Morea [Peloponnese] today. It is closer to the dialect of the people we now call the Vlachs, that are simply the remainder of an ancient people who, before the destructive expansion of Greece and Rome and the devastating migrations and invasions of the Scythes and Celts, inhabited the territory of Thessaly and the interior mountains of the Illyrian triangle"


Me sa del nga libri me larte, me fjalen 'Greece' nenkuptohet pjese Balkanike e Perandorise Romake te lindjes ('Bizantine'). Ose me sakte teritoret e kontrolluara nga Romaket e Lindjes njeheresh Kisha e Lindjes. Duket qarte qe edhe ushtria Turke i sherbente njelloj 'Bizantineve' ('Grekerve') si dhe Sultanit.


Kjo pjese eshte interesante gjithashtu duke ju referuar Mistres ne Morea (Peloponese): "The first Greek prince we know for certain to have introduced Albanian mercenaries and colonists to the far reaches of the country was Manuel Cantacuzene, the Despot of Mistra. We noted in the previous chapter that, with the help of a troop of Albanians, he subjected his rebel leaders, that his personal bodyguards consisted of Albanians and that the rule of fortresses from Monemvasia to Mistra was also conferred upon warrior of this nation." ... “Ten thousand Illyrians, i.e. Albanians, were given residence in the Peloponnese by Theodor Palaeologus, and these ten thousand men brought their women and children, their possessions and animals with them.”

Delegacion i 3 shqiptareve nga Albania dhe Morea per te kerkuar ndihme ne emer te Shqiptareve Kristiane kundra Turqeve. "They were ambassadors from Albania and Morea and were come to offer D. John of Austria the crown of those kingdoms oppressed by the Turk, and to offer him their allegiance at once in the name of the Albanian Christians."

Papas Antonio Bellucci te jep gjegj..ai botoi liber monumental...per Arvanitet Arbroret..e Morees..

Arben Gjinokastriti http://books.google.com/books?id=Ar9BAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA171...
Trav︠e︡ls in the Morea, Albania, and Other Parts of the Ottoman Empire
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Arben Gjinokastriti Po vazhdoj te lexoj nga faqja e Robertit
Po vazhdoj te lexoj nga faqja e Robertit (na dalen shumica shqiptare dhe ca zona me sllave): "Anyone who is sufficiently informed about the Morea, the diversity of its population, its customs and habits, its language and houses, will known that the inhabitants of the onetime states of Corinth, Argos, Epidaurus, Hermione, Sicyon and all of the mountain region of Phlius right to Patras are still primarily inhabited by Albanians, who, in some few regions have exchanged their mother tongue for modern Greek and in the repeatedly ravaged cities of Corinth and Argos have mixed with the Greek-speaking inhabitants." .... "At the present time, Athens, the capital of the new kingdom, is more Albanian than it was during the uprising because, after the expulsion of the much-hated and feared Ottomans, the Albanian population abandoned the countryside in great numbers and settled in the city. There, a special court had to be set up in Albanian to administer justice to the non-Greek-speaking citizens of Athens. "