Kastrioti (noble family)

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Statue of Skanderbeg in Tirana on Skanderbeg Square

The Kastrioti or Kastriota (also Kastrati ; Albanian Pl. Kastriotët ; Italian Castriota ) were an Albanian noble family in the Middle Ages that belonged to the tribe of the Southern Miridites . They originally come from the Mati region in northern Albania , near today's border with Montenegro and Kosovo . The aristocratic family was believed to be Roman Catholic . She had good relations with the Republic of Venice , the Kingdom of Naples and the papacy of that time . The Kastrioti line represented many princes who ruled over lands that now belong to the modern states of Albania, Kosovo, Macedonia and Montenegro. The descendants of the Castriota ruled over lands and duchies in southern Italy too .

etymology

The word Kastrioti is derived from Kastrati or Kastri , a place name in Has in northern Albania, where the noble family originated. In 1605 a chronicler from Ragusa named Pietro Luccari mentions a Gjon Kastrioti who is lord of Kruja and whose family comes from the village of Kastrati, which is under the jurisdiction of Has and is located near the river Drillon (today Drin).

history

The name Kastrioti is mentioned for the first time in a document from 1368, which contains an oath of the Bulgarian Lord of Valona , Alexander Komnenus Asen . It names a Kastrioti as lord of Kanina of the Principality of Kastrioti . The fact that a Kastrioti ruled over Kanina testifies to the close family ties at that time. It is possible that this castriot was a member of the Dukagjin house , which at that time ruled several fortresses in medieval Albania .

In 1389 a member of the Kastrioti family (either called Pal or Gjergj) was recorded as commander of an Albanian army next to a Theodor Muzaka II at his side at the Battle of the Blackbird Field. He is said to have ruled over an area from Has to the Mat River .

Gjon Kastrioti II succeeded his father (Pal or Gjergj Kastrioti, not to be confused with Gjergj Kastrioti Skanderbeg ) as lord of the Matia region . The rule extended far north over Shkodra and Lezha to Bosnia . In a Venetian document from 1413, Gjon is mentioned as dominus partium bosniae . In 1395 he was able to wrest the fortress of Kruja from the Thopia family . Other fortresses also came into his possession, such as Petrela , Svetigrad , Varosh (east of Burrel ) and Gur i Bardhë (village in Mat district ).

Georg Kastriota Skanderbeg united the princes of today's northern Albania and southern Montenegro to form the League of Lezha and fought with them against the Ottoman Empire . He became famous all over Europe during his lifetime. The then Pope Pius II honored him with the title Athleta Christi . His successful fight against the Ottomans not only earned him the status of the national hero of Albania, but also made him the subject of numerous books, dramas and operas. After his death, his descendants fled to southern Italy (including Naples ), where they were able to occupy various offices in the nobility and clergy .

family tree

The following family tree comes from the official website of the descendants of the Kastrioti who live in Italy today.

  1. Branilo Kastrioti (possible father of Pal), († around 1379 murdered in Ioannina ), September 2, 1368 - captain 1368 governor of Ioannina ⚭ NN
    1. Pal Kastrioti , Lord of Signa (Sina) and Gardi Ipostesi
      1. Constantine († 1402 beheaded in Durrës ), Protovestiario (politician), 1391 Lord of Signa (Serin), from 1395 to 1401 Lord of Kruja; ⚭ Helena Thopia , daughter of Karl Thopia ; Princess of Durrës († after 1402).
      2. Alexius, governor of three localities in 1403.
      3. Gjon I († May 1437), Lord of Mat (confirmed in 1471) and of Vumenestia from 1406 to 1438; ⚭ Voisava Tripalda , daughter of the Lord of Polog .
        1. Stanisha († 1448) - (later went to the monastery of Mount Sinai) ⚭ NN
          1. Hamza (* probably in the Ottoman Empire; † after 1460); later took the name Branilo.
        2. Reposh († 1431 from food poisoning) ⚭ with an ottoman
        3. Konstandin II. († 1437/38 from food poisoning as an Ottoman hostage)
        4. Mara Kastrioti ⚭ Stefan Crnojević († 1465), son of Đurađ Đurašević Crnojević the Grand Dukes of Zeta and a daughter of Koja Zaharia
          1. Ivan ⚭ Goisava Arianiti, daughter of Gjergj and Maria Muzaka
            1. Đurađ ⚭?
              1. Solomon
          2. Stefan II
          3. Andreas "the brave Arvanite"
        5. Gjergj Kastrioti (* 1405 - † January 17, 1468 in Lezha , Albania; for the family tree, see below)
        6. Gjela ⚭ 1. Paul Balšić
          1. Georg Strez Balšić ⚭ Teodora Muzaka
          2. Ivan Strez Balšić
          3. Goyko Balšić ⚭ Komnina Arianiti, daughter of Gjergj Arianiti
            1. Son; † in Hungary
            2. Son; † in Hungary
            3. Maria ⚭ Giacomo Alfonso Ferrillo, 1483 Count of Muro
              1. Beatrice ⚭ Ferrante Orsini († December 6, 1549 in Naples), 5th Count of Gravina in Puglia
              2. Isabella ⚭ Luigi Genaldo, 1545 Count of Conza, 1561 Prince of Venosa
        7. Mamica († 1461) ⚭ January 26, 1445 Karl Muzaka Thopia († 1455 in the Battle of Berat )
          1. Giovanni
          2. Giorgio
          3. Ali Bey Toptan ⚭ NN
            1. Ibrahim Bey
            2. Adem Bey ⚭ NN
              1. Mustafa Bey ⚭ NN
                1. Mehmet Bey
                2. Ali Bey
              2. Chaplain Pascià ⚭ NN
                1. Hagi Mehmet Pascià ⚭ NN
                  1. Sali Bey
                  2. Sami Bey
                  3. Niman
                  4. Abdullah
                2. Abdulraman Bey ⚭ NN
                  1. Yusuf
                  2. Ahmed
                  3. Said
                  4. Hussni
                3. Suleyman Pascià ⚭ NN
                  1. Selim Pascià ⚭ NN
                    1. Mehemed Bey
                  2. All Bey ⚭ NN
                    1. Geci Bey († 1899)
                    2. Essad Pascià († 1925)
                4. Hagi Mahmud Bey ⚭ NN
                  1. daughter
                5. Abdi Bey ⚭ NN
                  1. Adem Bey
        8. Angjelina ⚭ Vladino Golem Comneno Arianiti, brother of Giorgio Arianiti
          1. Musachi Comneno, named Dangelino after his mother ⚭ Maria Muzaka
            1. Porfida, the great ⚭ in Naples Giulio de Balignano
        9. Vlajka († after 1444) ⚭ 1. Ghin Muzaka ⚭ 2. Stefan Strez Balšić '
          1. Ivan Strez Balšić
          2. Gojko Balšić

Family tree of Georg Kastrioti (* 1405), called Skanderbeg

Constantino Kastrioti (Bishop of Isernia, * 1477, † 1500)
  1. Gjergj Kastrioti (* 1405 - January 17, 1468 in Lezha , Albania), Prince of Albania and Epirus , 1443 Lord of Kruja, 1445 Lord of Mat and Dibra , from September 25, 1463 Venetian patrician (member of the Maggior Consiglio), from 1464 Lord of Trani , Monte Sant'Angelo and San Giovanni Rotondo ; ⚭ April 26, 1451 Donika Arianiti Muzaka († 1500 in Valencia ), daughter of Gjergj Arianiti, lord of Cerminica and Maria Muzaka the despot of Epirus
    1. Gjon II. (* 1456; † 1505), 1468 Lord of Kruja (flees with his mother to the Kingdom of Naples ), 1468–1481 Lord of Monte Sant'Angelo and San Giovanni Rotondo (in exchange received San Pietro in Galatina), 1481 1 Duke of San Pietro in Galatina , 1st Count of Soleto , Venetian patrician from September 25, 1463, Lord of Gagliano and Oria from February 10, 1495 ; ⚭ Irena Branković (also: Irene, Irina), daughter of the despot Lazar Branković and Elena Paleologa
      1. Elena ⚭ Elia Černetić (Italianized: Elia Cernovicchio)
        1. Nicolò Angelo (* 1529 or 1535 in Barletta; † 1604)
        2. Pietro Angelo (* 1543 in Barletta)
      2. Giorgio Kastrioti (* around 1476, † 1540), 1498 treasurer of the Duchy of Amalfi , fought on the side of the Republic of Venice from 1499 to 1501 , from August 10, 1503 Neapolitan patrician; ⚭ Bernardina Coppola, daughter of Guido, patrician of Scala
        1. Agostino ⚭ Giovanna del Giudice
        2. Luigi ⚭ Aurelio D'Alagna
          1. Andrea ⚭ 1555 Vittoria Sasso
            1. Cesare, dottore in legge, February 1st 6th 1586 Claudia (Bulgamini?), 2nd ⚭ Ippolita Confalone, daughter of Nicenzio and Silena Frezza
              1. Aurelia ⚭ Claudio Coppola
              2. Francesco Antonio († 1616)
              3. Andrea († - May 28, 1625)
              4. Vittoria
              5. Maria
              6. Costanza
              7. Giovanna
            2. Mario
            3. Pietro
            4. Laura
            5. Ippolita
            6. Camilla ⚭ Lorenzo d'Afflitto
            7. Luigi (6 July 1581 - 26 April 1607)
          2. Giorgio Maria
          3. Marzio
          4. Vespasiano
          5. Andronica ⚭ Pietro d'Aponte
          6. Emilia ⚭ Mariano del Gaudioso
        3. Filippo
        4. Cesare
        5. Laura
        6. Porfida ⚭ Ettore d'Alagno
      3. Constantino Kastrioti (Bishop of Isernia , * 1477; † 1500; buried in the cloister of the Church of Santa Maria la Nova in Naples)
      4. Federico Kastrioti (? -?)
      5. Don Ferdinando Kastrioti , called Ferrante (*?; † December 17, 1561 in Calabria ), since July 30, 1516 2nd Duke of San Pietro in Galatina, 2nd Count of Soleto, Venetian patrician, Lord of Salignano, Aradeo , and Bagnolo Torrepaduli ( Ruffano ) ⚭ Adriana Acquaviva d'Aragona of the Dukes of Nardò (for the family tree, see below)
      6. Maria († October 19, 1569), Venetian patrician ⚭ Carlo Minutolo, Neapolitan patrician

Family tree of Don Ferdinando Kastrioti († 1561), called Ferrante

  1. Don Ferdinando Kastrioti , called Ferrante († December 17, 1561 in Calabria ), since July 30, 1516 2nd Duke of San Pietro in Galatina, 2nd Count of Soleto, Venetian patrician; ⚭ Donna Andreana (also: Adriana) Acquaviva d'Aragona , daughter of Belisario Acquaviva d'Aragona (* 1464; † 1528), 1st Duke of Nardò and Sveva Sanseverino († 1568) of the princes of Bisignano
    1. Legitimate ten year old son who died in childhood
    2. Erina Kastrioti (* legitimate between 1510 and 1520; † September 15, 1565 Morano Calabro ), Duchess of San Pietro in Galatina and Countess of Soleto, since 1561 wife of Salignano , Aradeo , Bagnolo and Torrepadule, Venetian patrician; ⚭ 1539 Don Pierantonio Sansaverino († 1559 France), 4th Prince of Bisignano , Duke of Corigliano and San Marco
      1. Nicolò Berardino Sanseverino (* 1541 Morano Calabro; †) ⚭ Isabella della Rovere
        1. Son; dies in childhood
    3. Federico (legitimized;) Mother: "Pazienza Pollastra"; ⚭ Aurelia de Noha, sister of Vincenzo Maria, Baron of Noha
      1. Giovanni († 1621), Baron von Gagliano, Salignano, Arigliano ⚭ Margherita Guarini of the Dukes Poggiardo
        1. .....
    4. Pardo (legitimized; err. * 1538 San Pietro in Galatina; † 1561/1596), mother: Donna Portia de Urrisio; ⚭ Antonella Stefagnoli, daughter of Giovanni Pietro Stefagnoli (for the family tree see below)
    5. Achille (legitimized; * err. Around 1540 San Pietro in Galatina; † will: November 20, 1591), governor in Cassano all'Ionio , mother: "Dianora coronita"; ⚭ February 11, 1561 Isabella Sanseverino, illegitimate daughter of Don Pietro Antonio, 4th Prince of Bisignano. (for the family tree see below)
    6. Alfonso (*?; † December 24, 1595 in Galatina), illegitimate; Mother: "Pazienza Pollastra"; ⚭ Caterina Bisanti
    7. Cesare (* 1543 -?), Illegitimate, ⚭ 1. Erina Curto, ⚭ 2. Laura Longo, ⚭ 3. Giulia Abbenante; 1587 lived in Corigliano Calabro , Baron de Vaccarizzo and San Giorgio
    8. Giovanni Annibale (* 1552 -?), Illegitimate ⚭ Camilla Branai Castriota, daughter of Giovanni Fabio and Alfonsa Branai Castriota (see also the descendants of Vrana Konti )
    9. Porzia (1554 -?), Illegitimate; Mother: Maria, daughter of Bernardino Robbi alias Villamari
    10. Lucrezia, illegitimate, ⚭ Cesare Barone, feudal lord of Diso
    11. Giovanna (* ?; † October 1586), illegitimate, ⚭ Baron Mario Cavazza
    12. Andronica, illegitimate, ⚭ Noblewoman Fabrizio Tresca
    13. Ferrante (* 1562 -?), Illegitimate; Mother: Maria, daughter of Bernardino Robbi alias Villamari

Pedigree of Pardo

  1. Pardo (legitimized; 1561/1596) ⚭ Antonella Stefagnoli, daughter of Giovanni Pietro Stefagnoli (for the family tree see below)
    1. Giovanni († after 1596) ⚭ June 4, 1589 Maria Grazia Verdesca, alias Liuzzi
      1. Pardo (* March 22, 1590; †?)
    2. Angela Isabella (born October 4, 1562 in Galatina; †?)
    3. Alessandro († after 1596) ⚭ June 24, 1590 Laudomia Strafella, widow of Giovanni Battista Morelli
      1. Cesare (born October 17, 1591 in Copertino; †?)
      2. Lucrezia (born June 7, 1593 in Copertino; †?)
      3. Pietro (born August 16, 1596 in Copertino; †?)
    4. Fabio Costantino (born August 27, 1574 in Galatina; † will of September 15, 1615) ⚭ June 4, 1589 Antonia Verdesca
      1. Giovanna (* around 1601; † October 20, 1661 in Copertino), nun in the monastery of San Francesco
      2. Maria ⚭ October 1st, 1618 Marco Antonio Costantino from Galatina; ⚭ February 2nd, 1628 Giovanni Angelo Arcudi from Galatina
      3. Laudomia († 1686 in Copertino), Clarisse in the monastery of SS. Annunziata of Copertino
      4. Vittoria (born July 30, 1608 in Copertino; † January 11, 1656 in Copertino), Poor Clare in the monastery of SS. Annunziata of Copertino
      5. Lucrezia (born May 24, 1611 in Copertino; †?)
      6. Giovanni Francesco (born March 2, 1612 in Copertino; †?)
      7. Costantino (also: Alessandro) (* February 6, 1616 in Copertino; † May 28, 1643 in Copertino) ⚭ Donata Curchi from Galatina († after 1643)
        1. Vitantonio (* March 23, 1641; † Testament of May 2, 1716) ⚭ (Treaty of November 16, 1658) Isabella Castriota-Scanderbeg della linea di Gagliano († August 24, 1662 in Copertino)
          1. Alessandro (born September 28, 1659 in Copertino; † August 23, 1743 in Lecce), nobleman of Lecce, since June 3, 1685 patrician of Lecce ⚭ 1st (contract of April 25) April 26, 1682 noblewoman Caterina Giustiniani, daughter of the nobleman Andrea Fabiano Giustiniani; ⚭ 2nd (treaty of February 13, 1703) noblewoman Irene, daughter of nobleman Bartolomeo Pieve-Sauli († September 9, 1704); ⚭ (Treaty of May 25, 1706) Donna Giuseppa de Torres, daughter of the Marchese Don Luca de Torres.
            1. (Ex 2.) Noble Isabella (born September 1, 1704, † March 5, 1749), famous poet; ⚭ December 1, 11, 1720 Filippo Guarini, Baron of Tuglie ; ⚭ June 22nd, 1741 noblewoman Pietro Belli.
            2. (Ex 2.) Pasquale (born September 1, 1704; † at a young age), nobleman of Lecce.
            3. (Ex 3.) Francesco (born August 11, 1708; † September 29, 1790), noblewoman of Lecce; ⚭ April 4, 1745 noblewoman Orsola, daughter of nobleman Donato Caretti.
            4. (Ex 3.) Teresa (* August 29, 1710; †?) ⚭ July 18, 1729 Fiorillo Frisari.
            5. (Ex 3.) Noble Maria (* December 29, 1712; †?).
            6. (Ex 3.) Vitantonio (born August 7, 1717, † November 19, 1811), noblewoman of Lecce, clergyman commendatore , then mayor of Lecce from 1753 to 1754; ⚭ February 3, 1748 Doneca Kastrioti, daughter of Federico Kastrioti from Calimera (this is a family with the same surname).
              1. Alessandro (February 8, 1748; † 1803), 1792–1795 royal captain and governor of Barletta , since 1801 nobleman of Barletta; ⚭ 1787 noblewoman Angela Rosa, daughter of Baron Giovanni Battista Lentini.
                1. Ferdinando.
                2. Federico (born March 20, 1796 in Amalfi , † 1866 in Naples), famous lawyer in Naples.
                3. Giorgio (born March 20, 1796 in Amalfi, † December 28, 1846 in Lecce), judge of the Gran Corte Criminale in Lecce; ⚭ February 14, 1831 Donna Carlotta Lopez y Royo, daughter of Don Bartolomeo the Dukes of Taurisano e Donna Maria Giovanna Luisa Gaetani dell'Aquila d'Aragona the Princes of Piedimonte .
                  1. Alessandro (* March 10, 1834; † 1877;) ⚭ 1870 in Ruffano the noblewoman Maria Mariglia
                    1. Giorgio (born December 13, 1871 in Ruffano, † June 21, 1906); ⚭ October 6, 1895 Francesca Bottari the Barons of Paretatto (* in Francavilla Fontana ; †?).
                      1. Giulio (born October 21, 1921 in Ruffano); ⚭ Adriana Menegotti.
                      2. Francesca (born March 17, 1923 in Ruffano); ⚭ Enzo Pozzo.
                      3. Maria Pia (born August 20, 1924 in Ruffano); ⚭ 24-8-1955 Aldo de Bernart.
                      4. Maria Anna (born May 2, 1926 in Ruffano); ⚭ Giovanni Laporta
                      5. Erina (born November 22, 1927 in Ruffano); ⚭ August 24, 1955 Luigi Vinci.
                      6. Stella Carolina (born June 17, 1929 in Ruffano); ⚭ Guido Bolognesi.
                      7. Giorgio (born March 26, 1931 in Ruffano, † June 20, 1996 in Ruffano); ⚭ September 8, 1958 in Specchia Gallone Maria Teresa (born August 28, 1931 in Minervino), daughter of Antonio Bandello, lawyer, and of the noblewoman Maria Concetta Daniele.
              2. Maria (February 14, 1899 - October 10, 1973) ⚭ April 24, 1925 Savino de Bellis.
              3. Isabella.
              4. Elisabetta.
              5. Federico (born January 1, 1903 in Ruffano, † November 6, 1967 in Bari ), (his descendants used the name Castriota (Kastrioti) Skanderbegh); ⚭ June 26, 1932 in Roma Teresa Di Tullio (born May 19, 1909 in San Donato di Lecce , † February 2, 1985 in Santa Maria di Leuca ).
                1. Isabella (born March 26, 1934 in Matera); ⚭ October 2, 1966 in Bari, professor Guido Meale.
                2. Giorgio (born November 18, 1936 in Matera); ⚭ March 1, 1962 in Foggia Adelaide Berardi (born May 15, 1935 in Cerignola ), divorced; ⚭ June 26, 1975 Daniela Ciciriello (born August 23, 1943 in Bari).
                  1. Federico (October 18, 1836 - 1905), Mayor of Ruffano.
                  2. Giovanna (* 1839 - † August 25, 1856).
                  3. Francesco (* 1840; †?); ⚭ Rosa, daughter of Paolo Casto.
                    1. Luigi (* 1871; †?).
                    2. Maria Luisa Carolina ⚭ Nicola Panzera.
                    3. Giovanni († November 3, 1896).
                    4. Emilia.
                    5. Alessandro.
                    6. Federico.
                    7. Margherita.
                    8. Costantino.
                    9. Giorgio.
                    10. Caterina.
                    11. Antonio.
                    12. Nobile Giuseppe (* Lecce April 12, 1888; † 1959) ⚭ Livia Pepe.
                      1. Giorgio (* 1926; † 1975) ⚭ Anna Aguglia
                        1. ......
                      2. Giovanni (* 1929) ⚭ Maria Antonietta Castriota Scanderberg (* Ruffano December 9, 1934) (see above).
                      3. ......
                      4. Isabella (* 1933; † 2002) ⚭ Carlo Ripa.
                      5. Maria Luisa (* 1939) ⚭ Enrico Abati.
                  4. Costantino (born March 5, 1843 in Naples, † January 5, 1913 in Lecce), President of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Lecce ⚭ February 7, 1875 Maria Eugenia Fiore; ⚭ 2. Adelaide Plantera; ⚭ Baroness Isabella Paladini.
                3. Carolina ⚭ Marchese Nicola Santangelo.
                4. Doneca
              6. Bartolomeo (* 25 August 1749; †?), Nobleman from Lecce.
              7. Giuseppa (born August 8, 1750 ⚭ November 8, 1825) ⚭ May 18, 1778 Vincenzo Bernardini.
              8. Isabella (September 1, 1751 - August 2, 1812) ⚭ Nobleman Gaetano Guarini.
              9. Teresa (September 1, 1752; †?).
              10. Francesca (April 24, 1754 - December 10, 1811).
              11. Giorgio (born July 26, 1755; †?), Nobleman of Lecce, abbot of Montecassino .
              12. Teresa (December 5, 1757 - February 11, 1803).
              13. Maria Vittoria (born November 15, 1759; †?).
              14. Francesco (May 11, 1761 - December 10, 1811), nobleman of Lecce.
              15. Vincenza (born April 5, 1763; †?).
              16. Oronzo († October 11, 1828), nobleman and canon of Lecce.
              17. Costantino, nobleman of Lecce and abbot of Montecassino.
            7. (Ex 3.) Noble Teodora (* around 1721; † 9-1-1784) ⚭ Giuseppe Feraroli († 14-1-1762).
          2. Antonia (* 1660; † November 15, 1705 in Copertino) ⚭ December 25, 1679 Raffaele Fapane dal Leverano.
          3. Vittoria (born December 20, 1661 in Copertino, † June 7, 1662).
        2. Antonia (born October 20, 1642 in Copertino; †?).
    5. Irene.
    6. Felicia († after 1596) ⚭ Ferdinando Russo.

Family tree of Achille Kastrioti († 1591)

  1. Achille (* San Pietro in Galatina; † will: November 20, 1591), governor in Cassano all'Ionio ; ⚭ February 11, 1561 Isabella Sanseverino, illegitimate daughter of Don Pietro Antonio, 4th Prince of Bisignano.
    1. Pirro (* around 1569; †?), Baron von Ursomarso, Capitano (in Middle Ages Italy. Member of the aristocratic nobility) von Cassano; bought the fiefs of Tullo, Sant'Emiliano, Bosco and Tafagnano; In 1584 he sold Palombano again; ⚭?.
      1. Isabella (* 1594; †?).
      2. Antonio († will: July 14, 1654); ⚭ 1. Livia Cavallo Ruffo; ⚭ July 20, 1620 Vittoria Milizia, Baroness of San Demetrio, San Cosmo e Macchia, daughter and heir of Baron Bernardino († 1644).
        1. Costantino.
        2. Achille, Baron of San Demetrio, San Cosmo and Macchia for maternal inheritance; ⚭ May 13, 1653 Camilla Castriota († 1677).
          1. Giulia ⚭ NN Sollazzi.
            1. Giulio, Bishop of Bisignano
          2. Antonio, Baron of San Demetrio, San Cosmo and Macchia; ⚭ January 31, 1701 Claudia di Paola.
            1. Achille († after 1750).
            2. Giorgio († after 1750), last baron of San Demetrio, San Cosmo and Macchia; he moves to Naples; ⚭ February 10, 1733 Fulvia Luzzi Abenante.
              1. Antonio Maria (January 21, 1734 - September 18, 1750)
              2. Giovanni Maria (January 3, 1736 - May 24, 1788), Olivetan monk.
              3. Pirro (born January 28, 1742, † April 21, 1821 in Naples), Jesuit.
              4. Ferdinando (born April 5, 1739 in Naples, † March 25, 1822 in Naples); ⚭ (Marriage contract: February 2, 1770) February 12, 1770 Maria Palomba, daughter of Francesco Marchese von Cesa and Elena Morosini (* February 9, 1749 - † April 22, 1788).
                1. Francesco (born November 23, 1779 in Naples, † January 9, 1862 in Naples); ⚭ September 17, 1806 Maria, daughter of the Marchese Gabriele Sanchez de Luna, Neapolitan patrician, and Teresa Sambiase of the Princes of Campana (* December 19, 1782, † January 17, 1868).
                  1. Antonio (August 18, 1810 - December 2, 1899), Marchese di Auletta , Lord of Sant'Angelo Le Fratte (title renewed with a royal patent from April 4, 1897); ⚭ August 12, 1839 Emanuela di Gennaro Marchesa di Auletta and Lady of Sant'Angelo Le Fratte, daughter and heiress of Marchese Raimondo.
                    1. Elena (March 19, 1841 - February 13, 1877); ⚭ June 7, 1860 Count Don Emanuele Gaetani dell'Aquila d'Aragona.
                    2. Giovanni (February 11, 1847 - January 23, 1929), Marchese of Auletta and Lord of Sant'Angelo Le Fratte from 1899; ⚭ September 20, 1869 Maria Sersale (* June 25, 1848; †?), Daughter of Marchese Gaetano Sersale and Maria Teresa Milano Franco d'Aragona the Princes of Ardore .
                      1. Emanuela (born September 3, 1870 - † August 4, 1871).
                      2. Francesco (7-6-1875; † 9-6-1943), Marchese of Auletta and Lord of Sant'Angelo Le Fratte from 1929 to 1943.
                  2. Giorgio (7 March 1815 - 2 November 1842).
                  3. Giovanna; ⚭ Alessandro Bonito Marchese from Petruro.
                  4. Marianna; ⚭ Giuseppe Ventapane the Marchesi of Ispani and San Pietro.
                  5. Gabriele (born September 7, 1820; †?); ⚭ January 2, 1859 Concetta by the Marchesi Cervati.
                    1. Matilde ⚭ Camillo Fumo
                    2. Antonietta
                2. Maria Luisa, nun in the monastery of Santa Patrizia delle Dame a Napoli
                3. Antonio
                4. Giorgio
                5. Filippo (born March 29, 1783 in Naples, † December 25, 1835 in Naples), captain of the cavalry of the Neapolitan army; ⚭ June 18, 1818 Caterina Pellegrini Baroness of Fossaceca and Castelluccio and mistress of Broglio, daughter and heiress of Baron Felice
                  1. Maria Claudia (February 11, 1822 - January 24, 1899); ⚭ February 2, 1852 noble knight Adolfo de Cesare
                  2. Ferdinando (born January 18, 1825, † August 10, 1900), Baron of Fossaceca and Casteluccio and Lord of Broglio; ⚭ September 15, 1859 Filomena de Liguoro, daughter of Gennaro the Princes of Presicce, Neapolitan patrician and Maria Michela de Liguoro the Princes of Presicce (* November 28, 1835 - † February 7, 1905)
                    1. Alfonso (born November 7, 1861; †?); ⚭ Vittoria, daughter of the noble Giuseppe d'Amore and Rosaria Gigli (* July 28, 1850; †?)
                    2. Filippo (* August 12, 1865 - March 8) January 1 - 26, 1890 Matilde Maria de Liguoro, daughter of Don Francesco Maria the Prince of Presicce, Neapolitan patrician, and Olimpia Paternò the Marchesi Paternò (* October 25, 1868 in Naples; † February 27, 1893 in Naples); November 2 19, 1896 in Naples Anna Maria de Liguoro the Prince of the Presicce (* July 27, 1862 †?), Sister of the 1st wife
                      1. Maria Addolorata (born May 25, 1891 in Naples, † September 6, 1973)
                      2. Ferdinando (born January 15, 1893 in Naples, † July 18, 1978), Obedience Knight of the Sovereign Order of Malta , Grand Officer Knight of the Skanderbeg Order , Commander of the Order of Merit of the Italian Republic, Knight of the Order of the Crown of Italy , Cavaliere di giustizia of the Spanish Order of Constantine , War Merit Cross ; ⚭ September 13, 1924 in Šibenik Carolina of Count Mattiazzi, noblewoman of Šibenik
                        1. Filippo (born June 16, 1925 in Zadar ; † September 10, 1984) ⚭ December 9, 1950 Ada Guerriero
                        2. Giorgio (born September 13, 1928 in Modena ) ⚭ April 29, 1957 Maria Elisa the Barone Buono
                      3. Filomena (born August 15, 1897 - September 1, 1981) ⚭ September 9, 1926 Gaspare Giusso of the Dukes Galdo and the Marchesi della Schiava
                      4. Donica (born August 10, 1900 in Naples, † October 11, 1958), nun of the Third Order of St. Francis
                      5. Matilde (born August 22, 1902 in Naples, † September 12, 1984)
                    3. Caterina (born October 26, 1867; †?) ⚭ January 21, 1895 knight Ernesto Vozzi
              5. Maria Rosa, nun of the Santa Patrizia delle Dame convent in Naples
              6. Maria Camilla, nun of the Santa Patrizia delle Dame convent in Naples
            3. Anna, nun of the Santa Patrizia delle Dame convent in Naples
        3. Donica ⚭ Giuseppe Cassinelli Baron della Scala
      3. Irene ⚭ Carlo Castriota
    2. Costantino (* around 1572; †?) ⚭ Laura Campilongo the Barons of Lungro
      1. Filippo ⚭ Laura Novellis
        1. Giuseppe Domenico, Dominican
        2. Lucrezia ⚭ Giovanni Antonio Giliberti
      2. Beatrice ⚭ Giacinto Caampilongo
    3. Anna ⚭ Lello Kastrioti

Family coat of arms

  • Family coat of arms of the Kastrioti. Model for the flag of Albania

  • Coat of arms of the Kastrioti in Italy

  • Family coat of arms of Achille Kastrioti

swell

  • Marin Barleti : Des all streytparsten and most dear princes and Herr Georgen Castrioten, called Scanderbeg ... did chivalrous acts. Described in Latin and now translated into German by Joannem Pinicianum. Steiner, Augsburg 1533.

literature

  • Paolo Petta: Despoti d'Epiro e principi di Macedonia. Esuli albanesi nell'Italia del Rinascimento . Argo, Lecce 2000, ISBN 88-8234-028-7 , pp. 69 (Italian).

Web links

Remarks

  1. ↑ On September 2, 1368, Alexander Giorič and his nobles, the Woywoden Progan Dukagjini, the captain Nikolaus von Vallona and the captain Branilo Kastriota - here this name appears first - and others an alliance with Ragusa
  2. ↑ was brought up in Naples; Lady-in-waiting of Queen Joan of Aragon of Naples
  3. ↑ Achille followed his half-sister Erina Kastrioti to Calabria after their marriage in 1539.

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Paulin Kola: The search for Greater Albania . Hurst, London 2003, ISBN 1-85065-664-9 , pp. 4 ( limited preview in Google Book search).
  2. ↑ Christine von Kohl: Albania . Verlag CH Beck, Munich 1998, ISBN 3-406-50902-9 , p. 39 ( limited preview in Google Book search).
  3. ↑ a b The origin of the Kastrioti. (No longer available online.) Castriotascanderbeg.it, archived from the original on September 11, 2011 ; Retrieved October 6, 2011 (Italian). Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / www.castriotascanderbeg.it
  4. ^ Medieval lineage of the Kastrioti. castriotascanderbeg.it, accessed October 6, 2011 (Italian).
  5. ^ Franz Babinger : Essays and treatises on the history of Southeast Europe and the Levant / 3 . Südosteuropa-Südosteuropa Verlagsgesellschaft, 1976, p. 333 .
  6. ↑ General Encyclopedia of Sciences and Arts . First Section AG. Hermann Brockhaus, Leipzig 1868, p. 43 ( full text in Google Book Search).
  7. ↑ a b c d e f g h Enciclopedia genealogica del Mediterraneo: Castriota e Branai (Granai) Castriota. Genmarenostrum.com, accessed April 4, 2017 (Italian).
  8. ^ Lino Bellizzi: Villa Badessa, Oasi orientale in Abruzzo. 1 ^ Edizione . Tracce, Pescara 1994, pp. 48 (Italian).
  9. ↑ a b c Marin Barleti
  10. ↑ Jean-Jacques Boissard , Theodor de Bry : Leben vnd Contrafeiten der Türckischen vn [d] Persischen Sultanen, .... Franckfurt 1596, p. 86 ff . ( limited preview in Google Book search).
  11. ^ A b c Jacob Philipp Fallmerayer: The Albanian element in Greece . tape I. . G. Franz, Munich 1857, p. 45 ( full text in Google Book Search).
  12. ↑ a b Vlada Stanković: The Balkans and the Byzantine World before and after the Captures of Constantinople, 1204 and 1453 . Lexington Books, Lanham 2016, pp. 153 ( preview in Google Book search).
  13. ↑ a b Theodoros Spandouginos: On the Origins of the Ottoman Emperors . University Press, Cambridge 1997, pp. 96 (English).
  14. ↑ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac ad ae af ag ah ai aj ak al am an ao ap Museo etnico arbereshe von Civita
  15. ^ Fan Stilian Noli : George Castrioti Scanderbeg (1405-1468) . International Universities Press, New York 1947, pp. 124 (English, archive.org ).
  16. ↑ Despoti d'Epiro e principi di Macedonia, p. 119
  17. ↑ a b General Encyclopedia of Sciences and Arts, 1868, p. 163
  18. ^ Rosario Jurlaro: I Musachi, despoti d'Epiro . Edizioni del Centro Librario, Bari, p. 62 (Italian, vatrarberesh.it [PDF; accessed March 9, 2018]).
  19. ↑ Fan Stilian Noli, p. 64
  20. ↑ a b Spiridion Gopčević: History of Montenegro and Albania . FA Perthes, Gotha, S. 460 .
  21. ↑ GEORGIUS CASTRIOTI DICTUS SCANDERBERGH, Cives Veneciarum, http://www.civesveneciarum.net/dettaglio.php?id=1334 , version 56 / 2017-02-01
  22. ↑ Despoti d'Epiro e principi di Macedonia, p. 69
  23. ↑ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac ad ae af ag ah ai aj ak al am an ao ap aq ar as at au av aw ax ay az ba bb bc bd be bf bg bh bi bj bk bl bm bn bo bp bq br bs bt bu bv bw bx by bz ca cb cc cd ce cf cg ch ci cj ck cl cm cn co cp cq cr cs ct cu cv cw cx cy cz da db dc dd de df dg dh di dj dk dl dm dn do dp dq dr ds dt du dv dw dx dy dz ea eb ec ed ee ef eg eh ei ej ek el em Enciclopedia genealogica del Mediterraneo: Castriota Scanderbeg. Genmarenostrum.com, accessed April 4, 2017 (Italian).
  24. ^ The Pedigree of Adriana Acquaviva d'Aragona. Retrieved January 20, 2017 .
  25. ↑ a b Casa Imperiale Černetić, Principe di Montenegro e Macedonia. Retrieved February 1, 2019 (Italian).
  26. ↑ riscoperta di una presenza: il Duca di Solona a Milano. Retrieved February 1, 2019 (Italian).
  27. ↑ Patriziato di Amalfi. Retrieved April 28, 2020 (Italian).
  28. ↑ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u Famiglia Castriota. Retrieved February 3, 2019 (Italian).
  29. ↑ D'Alagno o Alagna. Retrieved February 3, 2019 (Italian).
  30. ↑ a b c The ancient line. castriotascanderbeg.it, accessed February 8, 2018 (Italian).
  31. ^ Castriota Scanderbeg. Retrieved February 4, 2019 (Italian).
  32. ^ The Pedigree of Jerina-Paleologina Brankovid. Retrieved January 20, 2017 .
  33. ↑ a b c d Innocenzo Mazziotti: Immigrazioni albanesi in Calabria nel XV secolo e la colonia di San Demetrio Corone (1471-1815) . Il Coscile Editore, Castrovillari 2004, ISBN 88-87482-61-6 , p. 84 (Italian).
  34. ↑ a b c d e f g h i Linea di Gagliano (estinta). Retrieved February 9, 2018 (Italian).
  35. ^ Castriota. Retrieved January 12, 2019 .
  36. ↑ Isabella Castriota Scanderbeg. Treccani.it, accessed April 8, 2017 (Italian).
  37. ↑ Lopez. Giovannipanzera.it, accessed April 13, 2017 (Italian).
  38. ↑ Coat of arms of the Kastrioti family. castriotascanderbeg.it, accessed October 6, 2011 (Italian).