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- Historical political entities Middle Ages Early Modern 1912-1944 Since 1944
- Present political entities
- References
- See also
{{Albanians}}{{Main|History of Albania}}This is a list of Albanian countries and regions throughout history, sometimes called Albanian lands by historians ({{lang-sq|Trojet shqipëtare}}). It includes countries, states, provinces, regions and territories that have or had in the past one of the following characteristics: - An ethnic Albanian majority
- Albanians or Albania are an official, constitutional or titular nation
- Albanian as an official language
- An Albanian ruling class or dynasty
Historical political entities Middle Ages | Image | Map | Name | Years | Area | Notes |
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| Principality of Arbanon | 1190–1255 | Albania | Autonomous principality within the Byzantine Empire and then the Despotate of Epirus. | | Kingdom of Albania | 1272–1368 | Albania | Dependency of the Kingdom of Sicily and Serbian Empire in its last decades. | Lordship of Berat
Muzakaj Principality | 1335–1417 | Albania | | Principality of Valona | 1346–1417 | Albania | | Despotate of Angelokastron and Lepanto | 1359–1374 | Greece | Under Peter Losha | | Despotate of Arta | 1359–1374 | Greece | Under Gjin Bua Shpata | | Despotate of Arta | 1374–1416 | Greece | Under Spata family | | Princedom of Albania | 1368–1392 | Albania | | Sanjak of Albania | 1385–1466 | Albania
Greece
Montenegro | Sanjak of the Ottoman Empire. | | Principality of Gjirokastër | 1386–1418 | Albania
Greece | Zenebisi family | | Principality of Dukagjini | 1387–1479 | Albania
Kosovo[1] | | Principality of Kastrioti | 1389–1444 | Albania | | Venetian Albania | 1420–1797 | Montenegro | Possession of the Venetian Republic. | | League of Lezhë | 1444–c. 1450 | Albania
Republic of Macedonia
Montenegro | |
Early Modern | Image | Map | Name | Years | Area | Notes |
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| Pashalik of Scutari | 1757–1831 | Albania
Kosovo
Montenegro
Republic of Macedonia | Autonomous state of the Ottoman Empire. | | Pashalik of Berat | 1774–1809 | Albania | Autonomous state of the Ottoman Empire. | | Pashalik of Yanina | 1788–1822 | Greece
Albania | Autonomous state of the Ottoman Empire. | | Muhammad Ali dynasty | 1805–1953 | Egypt | De jure Ottoman province (until 1914)
British protectorate (1914–1922)
Independent kingdom (1922–1953) | | Scutari Vilayet | 1867–1913 | Albania
Montenegro | Vilayet of the Ottoman Empire. | | Janina Vilayet | 1867–1913 | Greece
Albania | Vilayet of the Ottoman Empire. | | League of Prizren | 1877–c. 1881 | Albania
Kosovo
Republic of Macedonia
Greece
Serbia
Montenegro | | Kosovo Vilayet | 1877–1913 | Kosovo
Montenegro
Serbia
Albania
Republic of Macedonia | Vilayet of the Ottoman Empire. | | Manastir Vilayet | 1874–1877
1879–1912 | Albania
Republic of Macedonia
Greece
Kosovo | Vilayet of the Ottoman Empire. | |
1912-1944 | Image | Map | Name | Years | Area | Notes |
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| Albania | 1912–1914 | Albania | Declared in Vlorë on 28 November 1912 | | Republic of Central Albania | 1913–1914 | Albania | | Principality of Albania | 1914–1917
1920–1925 | Albania | | Autonomous Albanian Republic of Korçë | 1916–1920 | Albania | Protectorate of France. | | Albanian Republic | 1917–1920 | Albania | Protectorate of Italy. | | Republic of Mirdita | 1921 | Albania | | Albanian Republic | 1925–1928 | Albania | De facto protectorate of Italy. | | Albanian Kingdom | 1928–1939 | Albania | De facto protectorate of Italy. | | Albanian Kingdom | 1939–1943 | Albania
Montenegro
Kosovo
Serbia
Republic of Macedonia | Protectorate and dependency of Italy. | | Albanian Kingdom | 1943-1944 | Albania
Montenegro
Kosovo
Serbia
Republic of Macedonia | Puppet state of Nazi Germany. | |
Since 1944 | Image | Map | Name | Years | Area | Notes |
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| People's Socialist Republic of Albania | 1944–1992 | Albania | From 1944-1946 it was known as Democratic Government of Albania
and from as 1946-1976 People's Republic of Albania. | | Republic of Albania | 1992–1998 | Albania | | Socialist Autonomous Province of Kosovo | 1946–1992 | Kosovo | Autonomous province of Serbia in Yugoslavia. | | Republic of Kosova | 1990–1999 | Kosovo | |
Present political entities This is the list of the current states and regions where Albanians are in absolute or relative ethnic majority, are one of the constitutional or recognized peoples or Albanian language is official: | Image | Map | Name | Years | Notes |
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| Republic of Albania | 1998- | Albanian majority. | | Republic of Kosovo | 2008- | Albanian majority. | |
References1. ^{{cite book|author=Mortimer Sellers|title=The Rule of Law in Comparative Perspective|url=https://books.google.com/books?id=9Rx7_KyUp7cC&pg=PA207|accessdate=10 May 2012|date=4 May 2010|publisher=Springer|isbn=978-90-481-3748-0|page=207|quote=Dukagjini's princedom, with Lezha as its own capital city, included Zadrima, the areas in north and northeast of Shkodra and was extended in remote areas of present Serbia, having Ulpiana, near Pristina, as the second capital city.}}
See also - Greater Albania, irrendentist claim to regions historically and currently populated by Albanians
- List of Albanian monarchs
- History of Albania
- History of Montenegro
- History of Kosovo
- History of Turkey
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