FUSTANELLA

[Marku]

[Marku]

Konti Amadeo Preziosi

"Ottoman warriors in Istanbul"

[Arbëri]

Paul Jovanovic
Veri

[Marku]

Alexandre Gabriel Decamps

[Marku]

Ary Scheffer

[giaour]

cacciatori albanesi
Ishin pjese e regjimentit "Macedone" ose "Illirico" te mbreterise se Napolit shek XVIII XIX qe perbehej nga ushtare te ardhur nga Maqedonia, Shqiperia, Greqia, Dalmacia.Ne 1789 regjimenti u shperbe por u riformua perseri ne 1798 me emrin "Cacciatori volontari albanesi" qe per shkak te kemishes se gjate qe mbanin te veshur si fustan (FUSTANELLA) i quanin "camiciotti".

[Marku]

Kontribut interesant Giaour.

[Trojan]

Ernst Wilhelm Rietschel - Otto, Koenig von Griechenland

[alex]

fustanella ka prapashtesen ella . po ka ne gjyhen shqipe fjale te tjera qe mbarojne me kete prapashtese?
Me sa kam lexuar ka fjale vllahe per sende dhe frymore qe mbarojne me ella.
Po edhe ne kete version nuk pershtatet ne ndertimin e fjalise ne shqip, kurse ne vllahisht pershtatet ne kete version .

[Zeus10]

Jo shume, ja ca prej tyre:

kangjella
gj(ë)ella
kanella

por prapashtesat nuk jane elementi kryesor, ne faktorizimin e origjines se fjales.

[Mallakastrioti]

Ioannis Diovouniotis

John Diovunioti Dimalësi or Dimalësioti (1769-1831) was an Arvanit chieftain born in the village of Two Mountains of Iti in Fthiotida, son of Triantafila and Kosta Keshiki. At the age of 13 he saw his father hanged by the Turks, which decisively influenced his course to become a thief and as a teen he joined the armatolik of Andrea Verushi ( father of Odysseus Androutso.)

Before the revolution he was an armatole in Lokrida and was initiated into the Friendly Society. With the outbreak of the Revolution freed Budonitsa on April 13, 1821. After a few years and the ongoing struggle against the Turks, thus forcing them to surrender three other armatoliks, those of Zituni, Salona and Atalanta. In 1820 along with 350 men he attacked Salona, even though his son was held hostage in the hands of Ali Pasha. He freed Amfissa and took part in the battle of Alamana, in which fought the armies of Omer Vrioni but was forced to retreat…

After the tragic death of Dhiako, along with Panurgia and Gura he ambushed the village of Kravasara (now Vasilika) and forced Bajram Pasha to go back to Lamia. He took part in the battles of Arahova, Ambrossia (now Distomo), Ambliani (now Stavropigi) and Shaho (now Petra). He also fought for a period of time next to Karaiskaki. Diovunioti married the daughter of the powerful family Gioldashi giving birth to a son named George. Having partaken in many battles, Dimalesi handed the leadership of the military to his son George who later became general. After the liberation of Greece remained in the army and later became a senator. He died very poor in 1867, at the age of 70.

[Mallakastrioti]

Nikolaos Kriezotis was born in Vira of Karystia in Evia. It is believed that his surname originates from the arvanite village Krieza in the same area. Kriezoti was a famous fighter of the revolution of 1821 and fought in many other battles against the ottomans. Similar to other Arvanite fighters he was persecuted by the newly formed Greek government for his political alignment. A warrant for his arrest was issued by Kolettis, yet due this tragic persecution he sought asylum in Smyrna, Turkey where he died in 1853 of unknown causes

[Arbëri]

"Bithgura"

Kjo eshte me rendesi po qese e gjen edhe burimin te kesaj pikture pasi qe Kolokotroni vie nga kjo familje me kete
emer ?

[Mallakastrioti]

Mytika , 6km from the Town of Preveza (Cameri)

[Arbëri]

Marubi photograph man and woman from Elbasan.





English: Photograph of an Albanian man and woman from Elbasan by Pjetër Marubi.


Urheber
Pjetër Marubi (1834-1903)

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