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and led to his imprisonment for Manuel has taken a pledge for his student. Another member of the family, Nicholas
Matarangos, became one of the four general judges, member of the highest imperial court and had a prominent role in the
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Dans les années 1350-1367, donc après le retrait définitif de l'Empire de
Byzance de l'Albanie, dans les régions de Durres et du cours inférieur de Seman (Dievali) dominait le "sebastocratore" Vlash Matranga...
287:. Dubrovnik was especially keen to maintain good relations with Blasius as his lands were a source of grain that was valuable to Dubrovnik merchants but this did not prevent a breakdown in
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during the war between
Dubrovnik and Serbia. Mihaljčić, the Serbian historian, can see no other explanation for this other than the continued vassalage of Blasius to Serbia.
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was a source of continuous preoccupation. A certain Paul
Mataranga is mentioned in 1319, together with other Albanian lords, in a coalition with Philip of Taranto against
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at the time. The
Matranga family might have become vassal of the Byzantine Emperor in the period between 1284 and 1288, when the region, which was part of the
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during the 13th and 15th centuries. Members of this family included local rulers, Byzantine officials and writers. After the occupation of
Albania by the
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During this period members of the family were also active in the
Byzantine administration. A person named Mataringides, who had a part in a plot against
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53:
The coat of arms of the
Mataranga is found in the 1875 heraldic catalog titled "Il Blasone in Sicilia", published in Palermo by Visconti & Huber.
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457:. Académie des sciences de la République Populaire d'Albanie, Institut d'histoire, Institut de linguistique et littérature. 1990. p. 182.
488:. Académie des sciences de la République Populaire d'Albanie, Institut d'histoire, Institut de linguistique et littérature. 1990. p. 178.
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After the oath of allegiance to Philip of
Taranto, the Matrangas continued to maintain close ties with the Angevin family. The advancing
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Nicholas
Matarango (fl. 1341–47), one of four general judges, member of the highest imperial court, who had a prominent role in the
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219:. However they eventually threw off their allegiance with Byzantines and eagerly accepted the
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Different spellings of the name include Matranga, Matarangolo, Matracca, Matarangi, Matrënga.
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document. Members of the Matranga family were attacking Ragusian merchants in the region of
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Euphemia Matarango, (albanian : Efimia/Efthimia), married to
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in Southern Italy, where they have continued to maintain the
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between 1358 and 1367, recognized under the suzerainty of
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Before 1284, the Matranga family was either a vassal of
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223:overlordship again in 1304, when Philip of Taranto
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300:(possibly) Matarangides (fl. 1305), possibly from
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199:. Rulers of the territory between the cities of
541:John V. A. Fine; John Van Antwerp Fine (1994).
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191:. They were first documented in 1297 in a
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207:, they were described as subjects to the
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419:. Variorum Reprints. pp. 275–276.
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1024:Despotate of Angelokastron and Lepanto
505:. Cyprus Research Centre. p. 108.
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520:Dimiter Angelov (8 February 2007).
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308:who took part in the plot against
151:, part of the family emigrated to
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547:. University of Michigan Press.
317:Byzantine civil war of 1341–1347
265:(1355), a member of the family,
241:Byzantine civil war of 1341–1347
183:, in the period when he created
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102:fiefdoms of Morgana and Mantica
526:. Cambridge University Press.
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1065:Medieval Albanian nobility
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322:Paul Matarango (fl. 1319).
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1044:Principality of Kastrioti
1039:Principality of Dukagjini
1034:Principality of Zenebishi
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1009:Principality of Arianiti
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999:Principality of Albania
994:Principality of Arbanon
979:Albanian Principalities
609:Albanian noble families
1014:Principality of Muzaka
413:Ihor Ševčenko (1981).
215:, was captured by the
1004:Principality of Gropa
145:Albanian noble family
16:Albanian noble family
877:Muhammad Ali dynasty
567:Крај Српског царства
374:Angelov 2007, p. 319
353:Eqrem Çabej (1977).
333:Blasius II Matarango
161:Piana degli Albanesi
704:Despotate of Epirus
306:Manuel Moschopoulos
261:After the death of
236:Manuel Moschopoulos
187:, or of his nephew
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185:Kingdom of Albania
88:Giovanni Mataranga
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256:Kingdom of Serbia
248:Kingdom of Serbia
225:recaptured Durrës
209:Byzantine Emperor
189:Philip of Taranto
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285:Simeon Uroš
107:Dissolution
1059:Categories
340:References
143:) were an
133:Matrangolo
33:Matrëngajt
827:Pamalioti
662:Mataranga
657:Kastrioti
642:Dukagjini
637:Blinishti
565:(1975).
125:Mataranga
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692:Zenevisi
627:Arianiti
271:Shkumbin
193:Ragusian
157:Arbëresh
141:Albanian
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69:Founded
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