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347:, p. 780: "As for Albania, its separate identity was real enough, even though it had not truly broken with Constantinople; all the same, the rulers of Arbanon around ἄρχον, Progon and his sons Dhimitër and Gjin, based at Kruja, retained a considerable degree of autonomy, even though Progon bore no title grander than ἄρχων (archon); and the title of πανὑπερσεβαστός (panhypersebastos), borne by Dhimitër at the start of the thirteenth century, can only be seen as a sign of his dependence on the Byzantines."
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Dukagjini that they were the hereditary overlords of Ndërfandë and the abbacy of Gëziq has led historians to consider that the two clans may have been related or even that the Dukagjini were descendants of the Progoni via protosebastos Progon. The village of
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as a descendant state of the
Principality of Arbanon about 60 years later, in 1272. After Dhimitër Progoni's death and by 1256, Arbanon would be annexed by the reemerging Byzantine Empire. He had no sons, but left as his successor his nephew Progon as protosebastos of Ndërfandë
371:, p. 51"At the close of the twelfth century, excluding the tribesmen in the mountains, many of whom functioned freely regardless of which state they owed theoretical submission, the only known Albanian political entity was that of Kroja."
646:"Rindërtimi i mbishkrimit të Arbërit dhe mundësitë e reja për leximin e tij / La reconstruction de l'inscription de l'Arbër et les nouvelles possibilités qui s'offrent pour sa lecture"
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The rule of this Progon in the
Mirdita area, the many similarities between the emblem of the Progoni family in the Gëziq inscription and the coat of arms of the later
159:, father of Dhimitër Progoni established his rule in Krujë in 1190. Before 1204, Arbanon was an autonomous principality of the Byzantine Empire. Little is known about
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in the east. Many later feudal rulers of
Albania would lay claim to the same title and present their rule as the continuation of this state. The first to do so was
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840:Kastrioti
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820:Blinishti
728:Kastrioti
453:Lala 2008
393:Fine 1994
369:Fine 1994
333:Citations
260:of Kruja
181:Albanians
129:Dukagjini
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900:Dushmani
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810:Arianiti
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554:(1994).
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286:Progon,
270:Dhimitër
238:Progonat
142:Albanian
140:were an
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1055:Köprülü
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855:Progoni
733:Ottoman
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248:Members
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193:Prizren
189:Shkodra
152:History
138:Progoni
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89:Founder
81:Founded
75:Mirditë
57:Country
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