Wenn man seinen Namen als Argument bringen will
Gjergj Kastrioti,Đurađ Kastriot, Juraj Kastriotić, Jure Kastriotić, Đuro Kastriotić, Đorđe Kastrioti, Georgius Kastriota,
Georgios Kastriotis, George Castriot, Georges Castriote, Jerzy Kastriota, Giorgio Castriota, Gergi Kastriyota,
Kasztrióta György, Jorge Castrioto, Georg Kastriota, Jordi Castriota, Ģerģs Kastrioti
Um nur ein paar Versionen seines Namens zu nennen.
Oder das mit seiner Schrift oder Sprache, das ist absolut aussagelos, jeder Dödel hat im Mittelalter französisch gesprochen, wusste nicht das das alles Franzosen waren
und das mit dem Kloster in Griechenland, wie genau nennt sich der Ort ?
As John Castriot and his sons purchased
adelphates securing their rights to retire and reside in the monastery, the Hilandar Saint George Tower, became known as the "Arbanasi Tower" (
Serbian:
Арбанашки пирг) in their honor
Komisch das es nicht Srpski pirg heißt.
Arbanas (Арбанас), plural:
Arbanasi (Арбанаси); is the old
ethnonym that the
South Slavs, such as the
Bulgarians and
Serbs, used to denote
Albanians, dating back to the
Middle Ages.
[4] Arbanaski (Арбанаски),
Arbanski (Арбански) and
Arbanaški (Арбанашки) are adjectives derived from those terms.
[35] The term
Arbănas was also used by Romanians for Albanians.
[4] They first appear with this ethnonym in a Bulgarian manuscript dated 1000-1018, during the reign of
Tsar Samuel, in which Arbanasi (Albanians) are mentioned as being half-believers (i.e. non-Orthodox Christians).
[36] The term was in use amongst South Slavs until the mid 20th century. The name
Arbanasi is still used as an exonym for a small Albanian community in Croatia on the Dalmatian coast that migrated there during the 18th century.
[37] In modern South Slavic languages the term is
Albanac
Aber bin mir sicher das das ganze bereits zig mal durchgekaut wurde.
