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The Dushmani or Dusmani were an Albanian family that ruled parts of Pilot, a historical province within the territory of the eponymous Dushmani tribe from the Dukagjin highlands in northern Albania, during 15th century rule under the Republic of Venice. In 1427, a "Dusmanus" is mentioned as the bishop of Polatum (Dusmanus ep. Polat.); Daniele Farlati (1690–1773) called him "Dussus" and put his office in 1427–46. Pal Dushmani (d. 1457) was a Catholic bishop active in Shas (1443), Drisht (1446), and Krajë (1454).

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  • Dushmani family (en)
  • Душмани (род) (ru)
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  • Душмани или Дусмани — албанский владетельный род , который управлял частью исторического района Пилот, где сейчас находится Дукаджинское нагорье в Северной Албании, в течение XV века при Венецианской республике. (ru)
  • The Dushmani or Dusmani were an Albanian family that ruled parts of Pilot, a historical province within the territory of the eponymous Dushmani tribe from the Dukagjin highlands in northern Albania, during 15th century rule under the Republic of Venice. In 1427, a "Dusmanus" is mentioned as the bishop of Polatum (Dusmanus ep. Polat.); Daniele Farlati (1690–1773) called him "Dussus" and put his office in 1427–46. Pal Dushmani (d. 1457) was a Catholic bishop active in Shas (1443), Drisht (1446), and Krajë (1454). (en)
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  • Dushmani (en)
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  • The Dushmani or Dusmani were an Albanian family that ruled parts of Pilot, a historical province within the territory of the eponymous Dushmani tribe from the Dukagjin highlands in northern Albania, during 15th century rule under the Republic of Venice. The name of the Dushmani family and the tribe from which they came is probably the oldest name of an Albanian tribe to be attested historically. Rendered in the form Dousmanes by Procopius, it was the name of one of the Illyrian-Thracian forts rebuilt by Justinian in the 6th century AD. Its similarity to the name Dussus may suggest that it was formed like many other names found among Albanians as a composition of two names, Dush (Dussus) and Mani. An ultimate link to Turkish düşman which made its way into Balkan languages after the Middle Ages is not plausible.The oldest generation of the family is mentioned on 2 June 1403 when the Venetian Senate confirmed the three brothers Goranin, Damjan and Nenad the rule over their lands in Pilot Minor ("Little" or "Lower" Pilot) as Venetian subjects. Through various ways, the Republic of Venice won over local nobility in the Scutari region and thereby created a certain security zone around their possessions against the Ottomans. In July 1404 the brothers requested from the government that their litigations be addressed to the knez in Scutari. In 1427, a "Dusmanus" is mentioned as the bishop of Polatum (Dusmanus ep. Polat.); Daniele Farlati (1690–1773) called him "Dussus" and put his office in 1427–46. Pal Dushmani (d. 1457) was a Catholic bishop active in Shas (1443), Drisht (1446), and Krajë (1454). Lekë Dushmani), was mentioned as one of the founders of the League of Lezhë. Lekë Dushmani held Zadrima. Lekë's daughter Irene (Jerina) became famous while there was a dispute for her which brought the first defection among the members of League of Lezhë which led toward the Albanian–Venetian War (1447–48). The Dushmani and Spani family did not participate in the war. In Drivasto, Bozidar Dushmani gathered Venetian opponents, and partnering up with Lekë Dukagjini readied for rebellion in the city and among the villages. They planned to attack Venetian-controlled Drivast, but the plot was discovered, and in March 1451 the Council of Forty had Bozidar Dushmani convicted to 30 years of exile from Venetian holdings in Albania. It was threatened that his head would be cut off between two pillars at the Doge's palace if anybody found him there. In July 1452, Pope Nicholas V sent Pal Dushmani to settle the conflict between Lekë Dukagjini and Skanderbeg. According to , the Dousmanis family in Greece ultimately descended from the 15th-century Albanian nobleman "Lekas (Alexander) Dousmanis", whose family took refuge in Greece after the Ottoman conquest of Albania by Mehmed the Conqueror (r. 1444–81). (en)
  • Душмани или Дусмани — албанский владетельный род , который управлял частью исторического района Пилот, где сейчас находится Дукаджинское нагорье в Северной Албании, в течение XV века при Венецианской республике. (ru)
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  • Northern Albania, Pulti i Vogel and more (en)
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