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for leave to deposit his property there for safekeeping. In 1398, Mrkša again attempted to transfer his possessions to the Venetians, who decided to send an admiral to inquire about the revenues and conditions of said possessions. However, the inquiry was not yet complete by 1400, prompting Mrkša to
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by marrying Đurađ I, Mrkša's marriage to another member of the Balšić was therefore contrary to the canon law of the Eastern church. In 1394, Mrkša sent a monk by the name of Athanasius to the
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Mrkša was able to retain his territories until his death in October 1414. After his death, his wife Ruđina tried to transfer Mrkša's possessions to the
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and began to build their navy in the region, threatening the Venetians. In response, the Venetians unsuccessfully attempted to persuade
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in 1418 to restore Ruđina (who was also an honorary citizen of Venice) as the ruler of Valona and the other lost possessions.
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in response to the Ottoman advances. The Venetians refused, prompting Mrkša to unsuccessfully turn to the
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Mrkša's headquarters seemed to be in Kanina, and he was made an honorary citizen of both Venice and
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in 1415 and 1416, but an agreement was never reached. By 1417, the whole area was conquered by the
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send yet another envoy to the Venetians only to receive the same response as last time.
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and that his marriage was dictated by the risk posed by the advancing
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and gave her territories to son-in-law Mrkša. Mrkša became a
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Rulers and Governments of the World: Earliest Times to 1491
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to request that his union be blessed by the archbishop of
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in the south of Albania. After Balša II's death in the
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Index

Lord of Berat, Valona and Kanina
Coat of arms

Family
Ruđina Balšić
Žarko
Serbian Cyrillic
Serbian nobleman
Albania
Žarko
Buna
Teodora Dejanović
Dejan
Đurađ I Balšić
Ruđina Balšić
Balša II
Jovan Asen
Balšić noble family
patriarch
Constantinople
Ohrid
Ottoman Turks
Valona
Berat
Kanina
Himarë
Battle of Savra
nun
Valona
Berat

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