ITALIAN CULTURE THROUGH ARCHITECTURE, LANGUAGE, AND DIFFERENT AREAS IN ALBANIA IN THE MEDIEVAL PERIOD

Albania has had an important role in the history of Venice to the point of leaving cultural traces that reach to the present day. The most important cities such as Durres, Vlora, Shkodra, Lezha, Butrinti have been among the cities whose commercial exchanges were very important for both of these...

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Main Authors: Irena NDREU, Karmen LAZRI
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Language:English
Published: Association of Social and Educational Innovation 2023-04-01
Series:International Journal of Social and Educational Innovation
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Online Access:https://www.journals.aseiacademic.org/index.php/ijsei/article/view/278
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author Irena NDREU
Karmen LAZRI
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description Albania has had an important role in the history of Venice to the point of leaving cultural traces that reach to the present day. The most important cities such as Durres, Vlora, Shkodra, Lezha, Butrinti have been among the cities whose commercial exchanges were very important for both of these countries. Venice's need to control as many countries as possible, which possessed a diverse wealth of commercial exchanges, made it possible to conquer the most important places in Albania, where they also left different cultural traces, such as architectural and linguistic ones, which reach to the present day today. During the Ottoman occupation, the Lordship could not rely on its defense either on the amount of troops or on technological superiority; so it was based on the system of fortified cities that had taken them around the year 1400. Some of these cities, which were restored from time to time, continue to be traces of Italian culture in our culture, in which there is very little left to visit since they did not have a constant care so that their architecture was easy to understand. A qualitative step was taken in the Venetian era also in terms of legal relations. As long as Balsha and the Serbian despots, these powerful neighbors, used Slavic as the language of their documents, the Venetian authorities had no choice but to translate all the texts into Latin or Venetian
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spelling doaj.art-a4801096f25748fea382c105aaf904a52023-04-23T04:00:31ZengAssociation of Social and Educational InnovationInternational Journal of Social and Educational Innovation2393-03732023-04-011020ITALIAN CULTURE THROUGH ARCHITECTURE, LANGUAGE, AND DIFFERENT AREAS IN ALBANIA IN THE MEDIEVAL PERIODIrena NDREU0Karmen LAZRI1University of Tirana, AlbaniaUniversity of Shkodra “Luigj Gurakuqi” Albania has had an important role in the history of Venice to the point of leaving cultural traces that reach to the present day. The most important cities such as Durres, Vlora, Shkodra, Lezha, Butrinti have been among the cities whose commercial exchanges were very important for both of these countries. Venice's need to control as many countries as possible, which possessed a diverse wealth of commercial exchanges, made it possible to conquer the most important places in Albania, where they also left different cultural traces, such as architectural and linguistic ones, which reach to the present day today. During the Ottoman occupation, the Lordship could not rely on its defense either on the amount of troops or on technological superiority; so it was based on the system of fortified cities that had taken them around the year 1400. Some of these cities, which were restored from time to time, continue to be traces of Italian culture in our culture, in which there is very little left to visit since they did not have a constant care so that their architecture was easy to understand. A qualitative step was taken in the Venetian era also in terms of legal relations. As long as Balsha and the Serbian despots, these powerful neighbors, used Slavic as the language of their documents, the Venetian authorities had no choice but to translate all the texts into Latin or Venetian https://www.journals.aseiacademic.org/index.php/ijsei/article/view/278AlbanianVenetianculturearchitecturerelations
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ITALIAN CULTURE THROUGH ARCHITECTURE, LANGUAGE, AND DIFFERENT AREAS IN ALBANIA IN THE MEDIEVAL PERIOD
International Journal of Social and Educational Innovation
Albanian
Venetian
culture
architecture
relations
title ITALIAN CULTURE THROUGH ARCHITECTURE, LANGUAGE, AND DIFFERENT AREAS IN ALBANIA IN THE MEDIEVAL PERIOD
title_full ITALIAN CULTURE THROUGH ARCHITECTURE, LANGUAGE, AND DIFFERENT AREAS IN ALBANIA IN THE MEDIEVAL PERIOD
title_fullStr ITALIAN CULTURE THROUGH ARCHITECTURE, LANGUAGE, AND DIFFERENT AREAS IN ALBANIA IN THE MEDIEVAL PERIOD
title_full_unstemmed ITALIAN CULTURE THROUGH ARCHITECTURE, LANGUAGE, AND DIFFERENT AREAS IN ALBANIA IN THE MEDIEVAL PERIOD
title_short ITALIAN CULTURE THROUGH ARCHITECTURE, LANGUAGE, AND DIFFERENT AREAS IN ALBANIA IN THE MEDIEVAL PERIOD
title_sort italian culture through architecture language and different areas in albania in the medieval period
topic Albanian
Venetian
culture
architecture
relations
url https://www.journals.aseiacademic.org/index.php/ijsei/article/view/278
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